The company says that SlideShare is for public posting, and users should be able to "purposefully manage" which files they want to publish there, "while also adding their own structure, titles, and descriptions to their content".
Allison even claims to have purposefully given up managing the $2 billion New York 529 college savings plan, a product directed at parents–a loss that many termed a defeat for TIAA-CREF.
With "Back Off Boogaloo", NME critic Bob Woffinden noted Starr's success in establishing himself in the two years since the Beatles' break-up, and wrote that the single "confirmed that he and Harrison, dark horses both, were the ones who had managed their solo careers more purposefully and intelligently" compared with McCartney and Lennon.
THE sales may be minutely managed, but the on-the-air presentation is still purposefully folksy.
I'd suggest that as there are only 26 letters in the English alphabet, there are similarly only a finite number of words in the English language, and good writers use them as purposefully as they can manage to.
Luck has purposefully chosen to be low-key in his entrance to the N.F.L., and if a first overall draft pick can fly under the radar, he has managed to do it.
This paper adopts the second view: the instrumental, managerial approach, which considers CoPs that are purposefully set up as a strategy to manage knowledge and often aim toward pre-defined objectives beyond mere knowledge management.
The two hospitals were purposefully selected because they have the capacity to manage cervical cancer and therefore the health professionals at the operational levels would have practical experiences with challenges to and enabling factors for quality biomedical care for cervical cancer.
Water institutions are underlying practices that purposefully shape and control human behaviour in using and managing water resource (Merrey and Cook 2012).
