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Перевод: purposive

[прилагательное]
служащий для определенной цели; решительный; намеренный

Тезаурус:

1. (With this line of argument, however, it is possible to exaggerate the extent to which the hierarchical division of labour - fostering sectionalism among workers - was primarily a result of deliberate and purposive employer labour strategy, rather than being more an unintended consequence of technological advance.)
2. Paige himself emphasises the element of "purposive organizational behaviour, the object of which is to formulate and achieve social goals by means of consensus and coercion".
3. For in his analyses of the classes of capitalism he resorts to purposive terminology, without giving any hint of how this is to be understood except in an everyday, voluntarist manner.
4. The increasingly open texture of regulation (Atiyah, 1985), already analysed by Neumann in the 1930s (Neumann, 1985), allows wider discretion to, and purposive interpretation by, the administration and the courts who turn - in a selective way - to the views of those subject to these rules as guides to decision-making.
5. The individual scientist is not diminished by being part of the larger, purposive system called Science.
6. Firstly then is purposive thought which a man uses when he tries to find a solution to some problem.
7. For purposive reading and for textbooks and research material the author's credentials are generally to be found on the title page or in publishers' promotional material.
8. In trying to bridge the gap, theorists commonly resort to purposive forms of explanation, and Poulantzas' appeal to class strategy is an apt example of this phenomenon.
9. He then went on, chapter by chapter, to provide an evolutionary ethology of behaviour as known in his time, treating reflexes, instincts, intelligence (with learning experiments), social behaviour, and finally conceptual thought and purposive self-conscious development.
10. The observation schedule shown on pages 100 to 101 was used by students during a day's observation of people in a bookshop and helped us to realize that the women shoppers were often much more purposive than the men in their bookshop behaviour.
11. Naturalists shower us with intriguing accounts, both anecdotal and experimental, and their range tends to put in perspective the sense, if any, in which we might wish to claim that some were consciously purposive and others not.
12. Diana Baumrind found that authoritative parents are most likely to facilitate the development of competence and self-reliance in young children by enhancing responsible, purposive and independent behaviour.
13. It cannot happen not because the forms of negation are mindless, but precisely because they are too mindful of meaning and significance, constantly reminded of rationality and purposive thought: