Now what's interesting here is that this is a quote from Dave Weinberger, where he talks about everything being purposive in the Web there's nothing artificial.

The Supreme Court of Canada stated that a liberal and purposive interpretation of the Québec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms and a contextual approach support a broad definition of the word handicap , which does not necessitate the presence of functional limitations and which recognizes the subjective component of any discrimination based on this ground.

This unwitting comparison usually comes out in favor of Chinese officials, who are, as a group, better educated, more cosmopolitan, and more focused on business (because the ruling Communist Party uses economic growth and foreign investment as criteria for promoting officials). And, as an organization, the Chinese state is far stronger and more purposive than states are in more typical developing countries.

It has established purposive social policies, without consideration of their potential economic benefits, such as the Huascaran plan aimed at internet connectivity for the poorest policies to improve short term employment for the poorest, such as the A Trabajar Urbano programme subsidized housing programmes for the poorest and policies for rural electrification and basic health care to provide Peru's poorest with water and sewer systems.