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After that, any money left over will be "used for general corporate purposes, which may include charitable giving", the company said.

Under our syndication agreements, clients are permitted to integrate our content into their own platforms and products for agreed purposes which may include commercial, non-editorial purposes.

A licence fee for such reproduction is usually negotiated, the licence being for agreed purposes which may include commercial, non-editorial purposes, and contributors normally receive a share of net receipts.

The question is: are users happy with the fact that this information is used not only for commercial purposes – which may have many advantages, yet a number of spooky negative aspects as well – but could end up in the hands of the intelligence services, and to a certain extent already has?

Sands said it intends to use proceeds from the offerings for general corporate purposes, which may include debt repayment and financing of its development projects.

King said it plans to use the money raised for "working capital" and "other general corporate purposes, which may include acquisitions".

Vietnam War films had neither authority nor purpose, which may have been apropos of a general feeling in America in the late 60's, when the nation was roiled by violence, racism and the war itself.

A fixed threshold is often used for this purpose, which may be problematic for segmenting two TMHs linked by short loops.

This is largely preaching to the converted - there is one other purpose which may be achieved if more traditional medical researchers and reviewers see this special issue.

Ekblom (2012) distinguishes between different purposes: (1) the principal purpose, which may or may not be one of security, (2) subsidiary purposes, (3) desire requirements that are beneficial to the immediate users and manufacturers, and (4) 'hygiene' or social-responsibility requirements, referring to other societal values which the product should not interfere with.

However, traditional donor financing may not be well-suited for this purpose, which may explain why large international donors rarely support financial-incentive programmes.