Sentences with phrase «to express that purpose»

Remember that when one invests in a mutual fund, one is essentially investing in a company that has been created for the sole expressed purpose of investing money.

In the questionnaire, they often express the purpose of their search.

In other words, you need to express the purpose of your technology thesis writing in a single sentence.

The state's premier professional organization for LPCs is the Oregon Counseling Association, which was first organized in 1947 as the Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association for express purpose of serving and supporting professional counselors in their work.

The Aramaic language expresses purpose and cause by the same conjunction, which also serves as a relative pronoun.

Okay, so we've established that the liver is a processing plant by design, rather than a physical filter whose express purpose is to accumulate toxins, but what about animals raised in industrial, intensive operations?

A starting place is to keep track of how many different ways I am choosing to express this purpose into the world — how many of my decisions, choices and actions are aligned with this purpose.

I would encourage any company to explore finding a balance of what best creates the environment for employees to express purpose while at the same time expressing company values, interests, and culture.»

, which was first organized in 1947 as the Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association for express purpose of serving and supporting professional counselors in their work.

Housekeeping accounts face no contribution limits but under state election law they are not to be used for the «express purpose of promoting the candidacy of specific candidates.»

The sole expressed purpose for E911 at the beginning of the policy debate was to locate cell phone users who were in need of emergency assistance.

Theresia Gouw, once a partner with Accel Partners, and Fonstad, formerly managing director at Draper Fisher Jurvetson, founded Aspect Ventures; Aileen Lee left Kleiner Perkins to launch seed fund Cowboy Ventures; Gilt Groupe's former CEO Susan Lyne hatched AOL's BBG (Built by Girls) Ventures; serial entrepreneur Anu Duggal launched the Female Founders Fund with the express purpose of investing in women.

However, there are pitfalls to creating content for the express purpose of having viewers share it via social media.

They seem to have gotten turbocharged by a ruling in 2007 that permitted people — in practice, mainly hedge funds — to buy shares after a merger has been announced and for the express purpose of voting against it and then seeking an appraisal.

«The Swiss floor was introduced with the express purpose of preventing additional Swiss franc strength.

In the past, people would discover a viral video by reading a news headline and then clicking through with the express purpose of watching that video.

Back at home, the war was still nine days away and very popular, and Maines» statement was greeted by the sound of their CDs being destroyed at events organized for that express purpose.

The FSA recently appointed a chief of cryptocurrency monitoring and established a 30 - person team for the express purpose of regulating virtual currency exchanges.

The aim of the pilot initiative, which partnered BBVA with Spanish telecom firm and self - described blockchain «vanguard» Indra, was to trial DLT for the express purpose of increasing transparency.

Economist Michael Hudson says oil and mining industries and the State Department created Panama and Liberia for the express purpose of tax evasion.

Had I recorded this episode with the express purpose of producing a viral episode, I would have merely repeated my support for current blindly accepted mainstream narratives, such as the one that bitcoin is a decentralized, disruptive technology that is anti-banking.

Worse, there is evidence that the Alberta government has approved logging in the foothills not for the commercial value of the timber produced but for the express purpose of increasing water flow.

These contacts had one expressed purpose: developing the Trans Mountain expansion project.

No surprise that already fully indoctrinated members of the priesthood, like Lemaître and Jaki, should pursue the study of science for the express purpose of trying to promote a semblance of consistency between their irrational beliefs and the realities of science.

It is only through a willingness to study the issue with the express purpose of changing the attitudes of society and providing more effective pastoral care that the church can rise to the challenge of suicide.

Students are closely supervised in each site, and have the additional support of lay teams formed in each site for the express purpose of helping student ministers.

Would a loving God keep a soul alive for all eternity for the express purpose of exacting vengeance upon them?

For years, the cigarette manufacturers employed scientists, for the express purpose of «proving» there was no link between cancer and smoking.

The two disciples were sent into the city (Mk 14:12 and parallels) for the express purpose of preparing to eat the Passover.

And Jesus» presence, far from some kind of mystical indwelling, is most naturally interpreted in light of Matthew's consistent Torah - centered approach: Jesus is «with» the disciples precisely as the one who issues the love - commandment and thereby facilitates the obedience that leads to salvation — just as, in a similar way, Mt. 18:18 implies that his presence in the gathered community is for the express purpose of enabling right legal decisions.

The story, however, is his own graphic narrative, written probably between 85 and 95, and for the express purpose, he says, of giving an orderly and accurate account of what had happened.

(She is, we later learn, the daughter of the King of Cathay and mistress of certain magic arts, sent with the express purpose of bringing ruin upon the emperor's court.)

Their express purpose is to educate men who will direct the affairs of church institutions, especially local churches.

The second way of limiting family size is for husband and wife to refrain from sexual intercourse except for the express purpose of having children.

God revealed himself through actual miracles in Jesus for a short period of time with the express purpose fulfilling prophecy and presenting the Jew and Gentile proof that Christ is who He claims to be.

Terrorists resort to using suicide bombers, gunning down innocents intentionally in public places for the express purpose of creating terror, beheading others for their dissent, throwing some off of rooftops and burning others alive, killing women for the «dishonor» of being unfortunate enough to be raped, sending their children into crowded spaces with suicide bombs wrapped around their little bodies, etc., etc., etc..

He was pointing out that atheists complain about this open expression of belief... and yet here are atheists openly expressing their belief (non-belief), and specifically targeting those who believe with the express purpose of drawing them away from their beliefs.

The literature clearly establishes that a legally sanctioned law enforcement system existed in America before the Civil War for the express purpose of controlling the slave population and protecting the interests of slave owners.

The seminary's express purpose is to educate those who will direct the affairs of church institutions, especially local churches.

He would observe gatherings of human beings for the express purpose of the adoration of their God.

Although it is a popular Christian teaching to say that God sent the plagues with the express purpose of hardening Pharaoh's heart so that God could destroy Pharaoh and the Egyptian army, this way of reading the exodus event is probably not the best and does not reflect the heart and love of Jesus (See Forster and Marston, God's Strategy in Human History, 63 - 69).

We can change laws, and we can agree to disagree, but marriage was designed by God for the express purpose of teaching us about his Kingdom.