The question is tricky, because it depends on what the underlying purpose of this initiative actually is.
UnitedOptOut Outstanding young member: Stephanie Rivera Information about the project: "We [supporters] believe that high stakes testing is destructive to ALL children, educators, communities, the quality of instruction in classrooms, equity in schooling, and the democratic principles which underlie the purposes of public education.
The committee is focusing on deals that involve swaps of communications capacity that may have had little underlying business purpose aside from bolstering the participants' financial results to meet the expectations of Wall Street analysts.
But Mullen's faith in an underlying common purpose was rattled by the truck bombing and the embassy attack, both of which opened Mullen to the charge that his courtship of Kayani had been a failure.
As we stressed in Phillips v. United States, supra, these cases approach this three-judge statute as a procedural technicality and not as the embodiment of a more or less broadly phrased social policy the enforcement of which requires a generous regard for some underlying social purpose.
It's hard to get away from the underlying corporate purpose of the doodles.
Looking at the two top countries - Finland and South Korea - the report says that there are many big differences, but the common factor is a shared social belief in the importance of education and its "underlying moral purpose".
This seems to be actually consistent with the findings of Chappell et al. (2015), as they found that some participants "felt there was an underlying financial purpose, or incentive, for the owners of IELTS, especially since the requirement for re-taking the test has been eased, which is seen by P3 as replacing genuine care for test-takers with financial gain" (p. 12).
For those countries, schooling and education is a given, an "underlying moral purpose" that would never be questioned.
