The relevance of the donated object to a charity's purpose is the rule that trips up a lot of people.
But the term "reasonably fit for the purpose" caused confusion and the rule was not being obeyed by all drivers.
Man is as much a rule-following animal as a purpose-seeking one.
But the more successful he is in persuading Britons of the war's high purpose, the less plausible it becomes to rule out a fight on the ground just because such an enterprise would be hazardous and costly.
Such a warped view of religion is not just incompatible with the concept of peace, but the purpose of faith -- for the one rule that lies at the heart of every major religion is that we do unto others as we would have them do unto us.
The outcome, eventually, was a rule by which a company can keep a special-purpose vehicle off its balance sheet as long as an independent third party owns a controlling equity interest equivalent to at least 3% of the fair value of its assets.
Just as it was okay to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act, and the uptick rule, it will make sense to use the bank rescue fund money for some other purpose.
HTC's mantra -- much of its sense of purpose -- circles around the design of its products, and the VX is no exception to that rule.
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However, some observers say that the SEC may be tempted to conclude that the new breed of special-purpose vehicles being created by the likes of Goldman have been set up specifically to get around the 500-shareholder rule.
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The paradox is that part of the euro's purpose is to re-empower the European electorate by equipping the EU with a currency strong enough to challenge the rule of the tiny group of foreign-exchange dealers who, in a floating exchange-rate regime, can settle the fate of national economic policies.
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