An order, regular on its face, may, of course, be set aside if made to accomplish a purpose not authorized.
Of his time at NASA, Elliott remarks', "We all came together as a team to accomplish a purpose, and it showed me that diversity is a strong factor in the success of anything".
If a prescribed incantation is an "oral performance to accomplish a purpose by means of performative speech in a ritual context," then it may be difficult to distinguish this incantation from other Christian rituals.
Accomplishing a specific purpose can be interpreted many ways, but the specific purpose of most students I see is writing a research essay of some kind.
The current study aspires to accomplish a threefold purpose: to develop an easy and rapid sex determination technique using digital radiographs from the proximal epiphysis of the femur, to develop a simplified tool for pathologists that will provide accurate sex identification using radiographs and to compare this method with standard osteometric techniques applied to the same population.
Charles Eames defined design as "a plan for arranging elements to accomplish a particular purpose".
So on policy grounds, the action is right; we have strongly supported legislation that would accomplish a similar purpose.
Under the rules, hospitals and other health care providers can disclose no more than the minimum amount of information necessary to accomplish a specific purpose.
This accomplishes a dual purpose, initially setting the tone for something a little different from the filmmaker's usual languid romance roundelays and evoking the philosophical dissatisfaction that all of Mr. Hartley's characters prattle on about.
They also urged Mr. Bush to eliminate a section of the rules that says health care providers cannot use any personal medical information beyond the "minimum necessary" to accomplish a given purpose.
The same is true for institutions it needed to capture only for a brief time to accomplish a specific purpose (like replacing 10% of the judiciary at once, including much of the ordinary court leadership).
