purposive

There will have to be, as you say, great changes in purposive form- change.

Human beings are purposive; a person's performance has reasons behind it.

He wanted to be unanimous with the whole of purposive mankind.

Since then, however, both the purposive and plain meaning approaches have been used.

Public provision is necessary to live 'an autonomous and purposive life'.

I, identify states for each type of purposive selection that we might consider.

This is also known as the purposive approach, since the courts are looking at the purpose for which the Act was passed.

On the second view courts must understand the Clause as more narrowly purposive.

The individual scientist is not diminished by being part of the larger, purposive system called Science.

With purposive form-change, the will of the subject always played a central part.

Taking a more directly purposive approach, it began by asking why Congress included the exception at all.

Nature is explained with the same conscious and purposive manner as human activity.

Later reports in The Times made clear that purposive bombing was involved.

(b) The agreement had to be given a purposive construction.

His life has a sense of purposive onward movement.

Purposive construction must be executed with a foundation of knowledge about the relevant art.

In general, courts have embraced a purposive interpretation of Charter rights.

It clearly recognizes a purposive, efficacious will in all that is.

The search has the same prospect of satisfaction or frustration as any other purposive activity.

I have been studying the results of purposive form-change for over fifty years.

Purposive form-change was no more than the machine reinforcement of human will.

Maybe it was the purposive element that the chimp could not manage.

And all thanks to the use of purposive form-change.

Purposive powers, if there is a reasonable relationship between the law and the purpose used to achieve it.

Other sources say that purposive movement begins months earlier.