This information, in turn, can be used for marketing purposes to acquire new clients or sell products to existing clients.
the two phases in isolation, for diagnostic purposes, to acquire a better understanding, and thus, finally, to obtain a better functioning system.
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A boutique called Forty Five Ten (4510 McKinney Avenue) is a modish little all-purpose stop — if your purpose is to acquire, say, a Gregory Parkinson crocheted cotton twinset in bright red and yellow ($535), a delicate white porcelain dish ($295), a wrought-iron candelabra that looks like and is as big as a small tree ($1,410), or a chicken-salad panini at the café ($11).
The National Security Agency program does not qualify as a covert action, which the law says does not include activities whose "primary purpose is to acquire intelligence," she wrote.
Early in the Nixon administration, Ehrlichman established a group known as the "plumbers," whose purpose was to acquire political intelligence and repair "information leaks".
"The government may not target any US person anywhere in the world under this authority, nor may it target a person outside of the US if the purpose is to acquire information from a particular, known person inside the US".
Our purpose is to acquire and serve customers.
Regarding philosophy, Arnauld, like Descartes, held that its purpose was to acquire useful knowledge through reason.
The purpose is to acquire fundamental information on parameters useful for their description, namely the axial dispersion coefficient of the solids phase and the particle settling velocity.
