| Capacity building, from institutions to trained personnel, must be the raison d'etre of UNESCO's activities in freshwater. |
| Academic institutions tend not to think in terms of a business model, but nonetheless research is a raison d'etre for creating these facilities and research grants are essential to carrying out research. |
| Other negative concerns focused on American appeasement as the Act's raison d'etre, and the justice system's slow-spinning wheels. |
| However the raison d'etre of True Wales is that Wales should only be taking orders from London-based politicians. |
| Those directly involved in, or affected by, the current system of language training in the Public Service feel that present arrangements have lost their raison d'etre. |
| Partial reforms are therefore the current raison d'etre of the party's brains trust. |
