When we started our journey to becoming an AQP, we knew it was critical to be seen as fit for purpose from both a financial and regulatory standpoint.
It is a daunting challenge in a market that has come to be dominated by foreign-based automakers and where many American offerings are seen as fit for an Avis lot.
But in the many speaking engagements that followed her appointment, Ms. Jones found herself asked to talk about consumer issues like product safety and truth in advertising, widely seen as fit subjects for a woman.
Some see the nuns' presence as fitting for a chapel whose sweeping, sculptural roof has been compared to a French nun's wimple.
"I think there are a lot of people that haven't seen the tools that currently exist as fitting for their practice.
Further, the fact that brown and black women are seen as objects fit for consumption of straight white male gaze, and with rare exception, not suitable for a spot behind the decks on a festival main stage is problematic and indicative of the huge gap between mainstream dance music's ethos of acceptance and its new reality of exclusivity.
So there is some hope that in the future with superb creative chefs regularly using the types of food additives that were seen as only fit for "processed" foods a few years ago, we may soon see gastronomic quality foods appearing on the supermarket shelves.
But there are progressive opportunities, and this certainly qualifies: a point at which a knackered economic model is revealed for all to see as eminently fit for replacement.
Part of the jury's motivation was that "this is a building that the jury struggled to see as remotely fit for human occupation".
But marketing as journalism was not also seen as a fit for the social media site.
Media reports, analysts and company insiders have said over the past few months that J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler, Saks CEO Steve Sadove, Bon-Ton CEO Brendan Hoffman, Hudson's Bay Co.'s Bonnie Brooks, Carter's board member and J.C. Penney veteran Vanessa Castagna and former T. Eaton Co. senior executive Herbert Becker could be seen as potential fits for the job.
