For some major multipurpose projects, public corporations were established to undertake and administer them.
But this is suitable: M.I.A.'s records and her show imitate the chaos and density of a busy city street -- some sort of multipurpose intersection with a thousand signs, signals, smells and sounds.
Most of the Chinese domestic sheep are reared for meat, while some varieties are multipurpose.
Kielder, as a "large commercially valuable forest" in yellow will be next and then some of the green "multipurpose forests" like Thetford, Grizedale, Whinlatter and Dalby.
Some countries have developed multipurpose cultural centres, and collaboration with museums has resulted in exhibition programs successfully reaching a wide audience.
Not all of the devices under watch are dead on arrival, of course, and the backers of some devices, like the multipurpose hand-held PC-Ephone, insist that they have more than a fighting chance to survive.
The WHO [ 7] suggests that by training a workforce of mid-level workers who carry out multipurpose rehabilitation practice, some of the difficulties associated with "absent" professions might be circumvented.
Some examples might be ONE multipurpose polo shirt for men, or ONE OR TWO dresses for women.
Everybody should have a first-aid kit ready, but it's a good idea to have some emergency supplies as well, such as water, flashlights, batteries, a multipurpose tool, medications, a radio, some ready-to-eat food, blankets and copies of important documents.
The night I met Ray he gave a reading in some big, cold and barny, echoing multipurpose room on the S.M.U.
