A drive to identify "perceptual categories" doesn't quite satisfy in this regard.
Their mission, at this meeting, was to organize a drive to identify Obama supporters among voters registered as independents and persuade them to change their registrations so they could vote in Pennsylvania's "closed" Democratic primary.
There needs to be a clearly communicated drive to identify and solve issues that have led to patients receiving sub-standard levels of care over a long period of time.
In the drive to identify with ordinary voters, the political elite on both sides of the Atlantic, especially on the right, whose connections with the ever-richer global financial elite are a highly visible political liability, have become increasingly strident.
Porter had turned strategic thinking back in the direction of Frederick Taylor; Prahalad and Hamel changed that direction by several degrees.The drive to identify core competencies moved in line with the growing popularity of outsourcing.
Central to the book is the ambiguity of the word "identify": on one level, the drive to identify and list birds forms the core of bird-watching; on another, there is the "impulse to identify with the creature hunted, pursued, loved or studied".
In California, the point has been reached where the state has had to issue non-drivers' licences to allow those who do not drive to identify themselves.Ministers fell over themselves this week, as the freedom of information bill was published, to proclaim their belief in more open government.
This manifested in a drive to identify structural and local aspects of vulnerability.
"So now is a time for change, now is a time for informed review, and now is a time to refocus on our drive to identify those who knowingly cheat their fellow competitors".
As the incidence of pancreatic cancer (PaCa) continues to increase worldwide with little improvement in the overall prognosis, there is a drive to identify alternative strategies for the treatment of PaCa to prolong patient survival.
