The fundamental goal of copyright is not to secure profits but to inspire thought.
But Stephen Twigg, Labour's spokesman on constitutional affairs, told The Independent: "We need MPs focused on securing the economic recovery for hard-working families not securing profits for financial firms.
"At work in Australia's immigration policies and practices is the intertwining of militarism and punishment working hand-in-hand with the compromising of detainees' healthcare by the drive to secure profits," they write.
The fundamental goal of copyright is not to secure profits but to inspire thought — "to promote the progress of science and useful arts," as Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution puts it.
In order to secure profits, seize better economic opportunities, and obtain more competitive advantages, private enterprises not only have incentives to but also invest real efforts in constructing patron-client relations.
At one extreme, high-frequency trading allows companies to secure profits while providing zero actual economic input.
A charter of corporation tasks its officers only to insure the corporation's existence and prosperity by securing profits for the corporation.
Monday the investor sold the call options at that strike for $2.55 each in order to secure net profits of $1.18 per contract.
It would also make a secure profit that would allow facilities to be built globally where they are needed.
Alasdair Smith, the national secretary of the Anti Academies Alliance, which campaigns against free schools in England, said: "If you start trading schools as profitable units to be bought and sold in the market, inevitably you see the shift in focus from teaching and learning to securing profit margins.
The disregard revealed by these deeds can be understood as representative of human behavior under intense conditions for securing profit, influencing enterprises as diverse as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, energy, food production, and financial services.
