Hegel also insists that the form of the temple should be determined by the purpose it serves: namely to provide an enclosure and protection for the god (VPK, 221).
Etece said it plans to use the new funding to expand its coverage area, pushing out from the three Spanish cities it currently serves — namely Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia — to add four more "in the coming weeks", namely: Seville, Malaga, Bilbao and Zaragoza.
"The school system is not being run for those that it employs; it's being run for those that it was put together to serve, namely the students," Mr. Bloomberg said.
It's undeniable that this US presidential election campaign has showcased the hugely threatening potential of the form, but let's focus for a minute on what internet memes were originally built to serve: namely, the deeply ambiguous notion of banter.
Such epistemology can survive, and even thrive, with an expanded conception of how the truth-goal (and the justification and rationality goals) can be served, namely, with the help of well-designed social and interpersonal practices and institutions.
I made statements that alienated the very people I was trying to serve, namely, car dealers.
In other words, for Smith, it's not enough that we modify our attitudes and intentions; the modification in question must serve a particular function, namely that of protest, to count as an instance of blame.
For example, the stela of the Fifth Dynasty official Khau-Ptah lists an uninterrupted sequence of kings whom he served under, namely Sahure, Neferirkare, Neferefre and Nyuserre.
In the later games, Mileena also uneasily serves other masters, namely Shinnok and Onaga, and is a central character to the plot of the game Mortal Kombat: Deception.
High mobility group serves two functions, namely DNA binding and partner selection, which allow the selective recruitment of Sox proteins to specific promoters and transcription factors (Wilson et al, 2002).
Less ground is conceded by Kymlicka (2016), for whom interculturalism serves merely "rhetorical functions", namely, to continue multiculturalism's progressive agenda under the mantle of repudiating it in name.
