Sentence examples for work for purposes from inspiring English sources

And Buddhist teachings are also at work (for purposes of spirit economy, it's better to kill one really big animal than many little ones).

The "Sphere" was donated by the AXA Art Insurance Corporation, which insured the work, "for purposes of public exhibitions, including but not limited to museums, galleries or any other public space or memorials dedicated to those who perished as a result of occurrences on Sept. 11, 2001," Christiane Fischer, the president and chief executive, said in a statement.

The Detroit Institute of Arts, whose world-class collection has become a target for creditors seeking billions of dollars in Detroit's municipal bankruptcy case, said it planned to amend its policy for accepting donations of art, to try to provide an extra layer of legal protection against forced sales of work for purposes other than acquiring new art.

The "remix" exemption is limited, though, to "relatively short portions of motion pictures" for use in creating a new work "for purposes of criticism or commentary".

In total twelve sludge metagenomes including nine for comparison and another three as technical or biological replicates (Additional file 1: Figure S1) were sequenced on the Illumina Hiseq 2000 platform with PE101 strategy (three of these metagenomes were included in our previous work for purposes other than studying carbohydrate metabolism [ 9, 10]).

According to the Imperative Workforce Index, employees who work for purpose-oriented companies experience a 20percentt longer tenure, 50percentt greater likelihood to hold a leadership position and 47 percent greater likelihood to serve as company advocates.

So, for example, in most member states of the EU you are allowed to use works for purposes of quotation, within certain limits of course.

Attribution-NonCommercial (You may not use this work for commercial purposes).

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (You may not use this work for commercial purposes; you may not alter, transform, or build upon this work).

These established that workers on call (doctors, for instance) are "at work" for the purposes of working-time rules.

Fair use allows an unauthorized party to make use of another's copyrighted work for certain purposes in certain situations.