A group of Sanders supporters seems to have attended for the sole purpose of making it clear they do not.
Based upon three large-scale, multi-year ethnographic studies in Maryland, we consider some of the ways people who live in AL relate to and respond to the built environment, at times subverting the intended purpose of its design to make it their own.
I'm not sure of its purpose but it makes for an interesting break of the line on the case.
It calls for the PCC to "define its purpose and the range of its activities", making it clear in public "when it will act proactively and when it will wait for a complaint". The report says: "There should be greater clarity about how complaints are considered, and how rulings can be challenged.
From its inception, TBC3 has been about developing cutting-edge science not just for its own sake, but with the express purpose of making it useful for people.
Any new clothing for Clementine would have to serve the dual purpose of making her feel sophisticated without making me wonder if a pierced belly button is next.
By using legal jargon it looks a lot more "real" and meaningful and "the formality serves a purpose of making it feel 'official' and therefore more important".
When it is done well, when it accomplishes its purpose of making human action truly worth watching, we come to care about the characters.
It succeeded in its purpose of making the Saturday afternoon event more interesting than it has been in recent years — after an experiment with a single-lap system — despite the more complicated approach of the new knockout formula.
Stephen Crabb, the work and pensions secretary, has defended the government's universal credit policy, telling MPs he rejected criticisms that it no longer served its original purpose of making people better off in work than on benefits.
"All spin and no delivery," William Hague's slashing assessment of the government's performance, didn't serve its purpose of making people believe in the Conservatives, but it succinctly captured their principal complaint about Labor -- that it was long on glowing promises and short on the grunt work job of fulfilling them.
