The increasing demands among consumers for transparency in the operations of the companies that try to sell them products and services, Ms. Cone said, are fueling the need for what she likes to call "purpose," for purpose-driven marketing.
This is defined as goods "fit for the purpose or purposes for which goods of that kind are commonly bought as it is reasonable to expect having regard to any description applied to them, the price (if relevant) and all the other circumstances".
Despite this variability, in all cases it is essential to be clear a priori about the purpose, or purposes, for which adherence-related data are to be collected.
This information will never be used for any class purpose, grading purpose, or anything else before the end of the class.
Today's landscape of business produces a space where an organization's success hinges more on whether they are "for-purpose" or "non-purpose".
The quantity of formulation prepared for formulation development purposes is "fit-for-purpose" and may not mimic the scale at which formulations are prepared for nonclinical studies.
"At what point is it important for public purposes — public purpose that we all share — for our government to have access in an appropriate way for law enforcement purposes?
Thus, moldboards are divided into several different classes, including stubble, general-purpose, general-purpose for clay and stiff-sod soil, slat, blackland, and chilled general-purpose.
Institutions will have to become fit for purpose, a grand new purpose".
It is elegantly fit for purpose, and the purpose, says its director, Sir Hugh Pelham, is "doing science… rather than fundraising, teaching or administration".
