Charity trustees must invest their organisation's funds to further its purpose.
"In particular, the committee considers it inappropriate for an environmental DGR [deductible gift recipient] to use the illegal and unlawful activity of individuals in order to further its purpose or gain publicity for a particular point of view".
Further, its purpose is to specify the mode of access, that is, either read or write.
(The impact on corporations, schools and government has been significant, too; for each of those institutions, the Internet has been a tool to further its main purpose -- making money, educating people and delivering services).
"It was purposely designed to discreetly refer to the word 'poo' with the word 'up' further explaining its purpose," Kirby explains.
Surely it is inappropriate for committee members to have taken donations from a body that is then giving evidence before that same committee to further its own purposes?" On Tuesday, the committee will question Unite's assistant general secretary, Steve Turner, and its regional officer, Luke Primarolo.
The council's wide ranging role was reinforced in legislation in 1534, and its purpose was further elaborated in the Act of Union of 1543; some presidents, such as Bishop Rowland Lee, used its harsher powers extensively to execute local criminals, but later presidents typically preferred to punish with the pillory, whipping or imprisonment in the castle.
Hence sin violates His will, He despises it, and sin furthers His purpose -- by moving us to teshuvah (repentance).
To put the point differently, if the government, seeking to further some legitimate secular purpose, offers aid on the same terms, without regard to religion, to all who adequately further that purpose, then it is fair to say that any aid going to a religious recipient only has the effect of furthering that secular purpose.
By that time, most of the JMC's stockholders had died, and ownership of the property generated so little income that it served "no further business purpose".
At the time, the mayor's office argued that Ms. Harris's work would "further the purpose and interests of the city".
