As a touring company, we exist to take productions to other parts of the country.
No better opportunity may exist to take, on its own terms, what sushi has to offer.
Banks exist to take risks, and their role as middlemen between savers and borrowers makes them inherently vulnerable.
The co-ops exist to take a stand against organised crime and encourage the development of socially conscious and environmentally friendly non-profit businesses.
Big families and communities still exist to take you in if you lose it all, share a small plot of land to grow food, watch your kids or nurse you back to health when you are sick with no insurance.
The Supreme Court ruled in 1986 that the ban on independent expenditures could not constitutionally be applied to nonprofit advocacy corporations, drawing a distinction between business corporations organized for profit and groups that exist to take political positions.
The first challenge that young people must face — whether they state it this way or not — is to exist, to take a place in the world: to do fulfilling things, to make a living, to look for love, to go beyond the assumptions of home and family and discover their own identities and abilities.
McGee talks of the money grid throughout the book while never really bothering to define it, but at the heart of the idea is the notion that banks exist to take money from investors looking to put their cash to work, and to funnel it productively to companies that need to raise capital.
Even if it were a valid goal, there are plenty of countries (Australia, Britain and Canada among them) that have similar or higher levels of home ownership with far less, and in some cases no, systemic government support (see article).As for liquidity, the argument that America needs Fannie and Freddie because private securitisation markets do not exist to take their place is circular.
Classically, channel geometry is defined using data, yet at larger scales the necessary information and model structures do not exist to take this approach.
