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Escape from the prison was, for all intents and purposes, impossible.
For one, lawyers and think-tanks that take part in lobbying activities are for all intents and purposes lobbyists and should therefore be registered.
For all intents and purposes, the individual is an innocent person.
I do not consider that the present arrangement, whereby remission is for all intents and purposes fixed at one-half, is appropriate.
It is an admitted fact that for the first three years of their service, subalterns really are for all intents and purposes probationers.
Indeed, for all intents and purposes, the single currency project will be inevitably under way.
For all intents and purposes all the miners are out.
The anatomist, geneticist, or nutritionist, for all intents and purposes, is taken as speaking for his or her scientific brethren as he or she speaks of the subject in question.
More generally, their claim is that children's performance systems are, for all intents and purposes, identical to those of adults.
