For the purpose of definition

For the purpose of means intention; the immediate or initial purpose of something.

For the purpose of means knowledge, not desire; and "intention in common" means that principal and the aider must have the same unlawful purpose in mind, but not the same motives and desires (R v Hibbert: the accused aided the principal under duress).

For the purpose of means knowledge, not desire (See: R v Hibbert)

Examples of For the purpose of in a sentence

• For the purpose of this paragraph, each residence shall be construed to be one entity or consuming facility.

• For the purpose of these procedures, the decision given at the level immediately below that of the Adjudication Board shall be final and binding upon the employee unless the grievance is of a type that may be referred to the Adjudication Board.

• For the purpose of the publication of this Agreement within the meaning of this paragraph, Hexal/CRO shall submit a revised version of the Agreement in a machine-readable form to the Insitution.

• For the purpose of this Agreement, “Client Customers” means any end user customers who access the Products or Services through the Client Website.

• For the purpose of determining the contributions, time off for annual vacation, statutory holidays, Workers’ Compensation, sick leave, designated days off or guaranteed days off is to be considered as time worked.

• Local Conditions (Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital) For the purpose of applying this Article, seniority for Regular Full-time and Regular Part-time Employees shall be considered separately.

• For the purpose of this Article, a public sector Employer in P.E.I. means Health PEI, the Public Schools Branch, the French Language School Board and any other crown corporations and agencies.

• For the purpose of accounting, both parties accept the quantity, quality and measurements determined by your Local Utility.

• For the purpose of Article time periods specified shall not include Saturdays, Sundays, or paid holidays.

• For the purpose of this Article, the consultation shall be with the Union President or their delegated representative.

More Definitions of For the purpose of

For the purpose of means motive.

For the purpose of means intentionally whether direct or indirect (Hibbert).

For the purpose of means that producing a visual depiction was Defendant’s motivating purpose for using, employing, persuading, inducing, enticing, or coercing the victim to engage in sexually explicit conduct. The Government does not have to prove that Defendant’s sole purpose for engaging in such conduct was to produce a visual depiction. But where there are two or more purposes to engage in such conduct, the Government must prove that Defendant’s prevailing or most influential purpose was to produce a visual depiction of the sexually explicit conduct.

For the purpose of means intention or the immediate or initial purpose of something. The negotiations can be conducted by the government or on behalf of the government. “On behalf of” means “for the benefit of”. A person does something “on behalf of” another, when they do the thing in the interest of, or as a representative of, the other person. A “negotiation” is a consensual bargaining process in which the parties attempt to reach agreement on a disputed or potentially disputed matter. It can also be defined as dealings conducted between two or more parties for the purpose of reaching an understanding. It connotes a more robust relationship than “consultation”. It signifies a measure of bargaining power and a process of back-and-forth, give-and-take discussion. The contractual or other negotiations can be concluded, ongoing or future negotiations (Guide to FOIP, Ch. 4, p. 139).

For the purpose of means that the funds are either (1) received by an organization or