statutory purpose

Its statutory purpose is to provide data on the population's opinion regarding political and social issues.

The original titles should, said the minister, be retained only for statutory purposes.

To hold otherwise would frustrate the statutory purpose of an investigation under the Act.

In considering these submissions it is very important first to establish the statutory purpose of the Act.

Its statutory purpose as its actual activity must not undermine public order.

The regulation is outside the agency's statutory purpose as articulated in its organic statute.

In the end, the commission ruled that the Wunsch auction was, for statutory purposes, a stock exchange.

We believe that our reading fulfills the statutory purpose better than the narrow one advocated by some industry commenters.

(This territorial arrangement is still adhered to for civil and statutory purposes).

Its statutory purpose is to improve UK farm business efficiency and competitiveness.

Analysis by the Court: "The natural way to interpret the private offering exemption is in light of the statutory purpose.

To be identified as an Indian for federal and statutory purposes, however, a person must be a member of a federally recognized tribe.

While existing law allows the register to be used for any "statutory purpose", the Convention will not be established by statute.

While upholding these statutory purposes it is also required to meet a socio-economic duty:

The court said the way the increase was applied to 600,000 subscribers subverted the organization's "statutory purpose of providing affordable protection to a broad-based community."

Such an argument can logically be applied whenever public authorities spend the rate payers' (or the taxpayers') money to further some statutory purpose.

In this instance, I believe the approach favored reading exceptions into Chevron's canon where necessary to further those statutory purposes.

If conflict arises between the two statutory purposes, the Act provides that the first purpose, that of conservation, must take precedence.

The regulators are not left with a free hand as the rules will still have to satisfy statutory purposes, a central part of which is investor protection.

Although "county" appears in some texts, "shire" was the normal name until counties for statutory purposes were created in the nineteenth century.

It is responsible for promoting the statutory purposes of the national park and the interests of the people who live and work within it.

Provided that the legitimate statutory purpose was achieved it is irrelevant that a subsidiary object was also attained.

Invalidity would be the result of non-conformity to statutory purposes and not of non-conformity to the common law.

"The authority claimed by the attorney general is both beyond his expertise and incongruous with the statutory purposes and design," Justice Kennedy said.

It contrasts a more literal text-based approach with an approach that places more emphasis on statutory purpose and congressional intent.