Though the Heritage Foundation blueprint argues that the endowments can and should be replaced by philanthropy, the NEA and NEH serve a unique purpose.
But the gang serves a unique purpose off-camera as well, Hunt explained in a HuffPost Live conversation on Tuesday about the new Body By Victoria collection with fellow Angel Lais Ribeiro.
But the public markets serve a unique purpose: they provide capital directly to young, growing firms, give early investors a means to cash out and enable ordinary investors to stake a claim in the fortunes of those firms.There are many reasons for the drought.
In her introduction to the book Goodings stresses Virago's unique purpose and her belief that reading "can change the world", but also that she is at the helm of a profitable business.
Two other noteworthy findings include the following: (1) only the schematic design phase indicates a different Pareto rule of 25 80, as well as warning pattern from other design phases due to its unique purpose; and (2) the decisions of individual design teams are a major variable in the pattern of warning types.
Often such specialized units receive the moniker of corps d'elite, reflecting their unique purpose, traditions, and past achievements in combat.
WWV's 20 MHz signal was used for a unique purpose in 1958: to track the disintegration of Russian satellite Sputnik I after the craft's onboard electronics failed.
The 2014 application was built from the ground-up with all new code and a unique purpose.
And the more time I spend hearing families' personal stories, the more I see that each pet serves a unique purpose at a point in our lives, a task that defines their all-too-brief time on Earth.
