Stable and purposeful policy-making helped.
His fall did not end the Reformation, but it marked the end of competent government and purposeful policy in Henry's reign.
Roberts took it further, explaining that not only did they show concern, but that in part it was purposeful policy.
Like many members of the George W. Bush administration, Mr. Rodman is an unapologetic proponent of strong presidential authority, arguing that "in a turbulent world, the U.S. government -- and therefore the president -- needs to get ahead of events and shape them; this puts a premium on bold, timely, purposeful and consistent policy making".
Conclusions: Purposeful and timely policy interventions can facilitate the mobility of people, enhance well-being, and maximize social and economic development in both places of origin and places of destination.
Alex serves on the Steering Group of The Purposeful Company, which proposes policy reforms to encourage companies to pursue long-run purpose over short-run profit, and on Royal London Asset Management's Responsible Investment Advisory Committee.
However, it added, the church still adhered to "a discriminatory policy of purposeful concealment" in its senior appointments.
But if they continue on their policy of purposeful deception in how they represent themselves, then the White House shouldn't reward that behavior.
Powell's endorsement couldn't possibly be the product of purposeful deliberation over the candidates' policies.
"I would regard this as the most capable and purposeful Democratic administration in foreign policy since John F. Kennedy's," says Philip Zelikow, a former senior counselor to Condoleezza Rice, Bush's loyal Secretary of State.
Following the approval of this study by the McGill Research Ethics Board in April 2013, the first author, using the purposeful sampling method, contacted the education policy leaders who were the main architects of the reform policies.
