"Statements and words were picked with tweezers and montaged to serve the purposes of whoever was behind this," he said.
Then, in 2010, Adebolajo joined dozens with links to al-Muhajiroun in travelling abroad to serve the purposes of jihad.
Some defendants said they were also instructed to find money to set up a training camp "to serve the purposes of Jihad" in Albania.
Biel, a Harvard historian, showed how the Titanic's story has been made to serve the purposes of everyone from anti-suffragettes to the labor movement to Republicans.
In the 1970s and '80s, visual arts were often made to serve the purposes of government propaganda, and little original art has developed in Cambodia since then.
Yet this actor, who ruled the Hollywood box office before he turned 12 with hits like "Home Alone" and its sequel, turns out to serve the purposes of "Madame Melville" very well indeed.
It has been unfashionable for some time to talk about national character: the rhetoric of national character has been too readily adopted by the right wing to serve the purposes of racism and prejudice.
The rightful condition of freedom that a functioning state sustains is the freedom to act for any innocent purpose one chooses with one's body and whatever means one owns, along with the right not to be forced to act to serve the purposes of other people or to suffer one's property being used to serve the purposes of others.
The central idea is to construct a master sample (MS) that includes all local fishing fleets, from which sub-samples will be statistically selected to serve the purposes of a variety of required individual surveys.
The fact that the brain is capable of interpreting depth cues in a piecemeal fashion frees the designer to break the rules of perspective and make use of depth cues in different combinations, as they seem most suitable to serve the purposes of a design.
Lothal engineers accorded high priority to the creation of a dockyard and a warehouse to serve the purposes of naval trade.
