To articulate my life's purpose in relation to my work, it is to kindle significant change through disruptive thinking and radical pursuit of values that spread harmony and balance in the world.
Most companies have articulated their purpose — the reason they exist.
They handed us a document representing months of work; it articulated a purpose, a mission, and a set of values.
Recall that in striking down Louisiana's equal-time-for-creation-science law, the Supreme Court looked to a number of factors in determining that the legislature's articulated secular purpose was a sham.
Beyond patriotic bromides and the usual vague conservative rhetoric about lower taxes and unleashed capitalism, Romney has not articulated a purpose for his prospective presidency.
But none of these provisions casts doubt upon the sincerity of the legislators' articulated purpose of "academic freedom" -- unless, of course, one gives that term the obviously erroneous meanings preferred by the Court.
It was really only after the battle at Gettysburg that Lincoln articulated a larger purpose for the Civil War -- namely freedom and the elimination of slavery.
Let's take the case of a luggage manufacturing company, which articulated its core purpose as "make travel a joyful and liberating experience".
In Roberts's view, so long as there is a clearly articulated and legal purpose for using a power granted to the president, then presidential tweets should not be a factor.
Once they articulated their shared purpose, took responsibility for how every other site performed, and developed mutual respect, they vaulted over hurdles and created better ways to meet goals.
The team of employees and managers who had articulated Alaska's purpose, priorities, and four key service standards met every few weeks over several months to define the airline's principles.
