‘intention is just one of the factors that will be considered’
‘There had been, in fact if not intention, a collaborative intelligence corruption.’
‘Highland says there is no certainty of intention to create a trust on the part of Aldridge.’
‘If practice is undertaken for mental or spiritual gain, that intention will determine the results.’
‘The two bodies of work are quite separate, if not in intention, then definitely in effect.’
‘At no stage was I or my official motivated by any intention to influence the judge.’
‘Exactly, and in this case motive was separated from intention for that very reason.’
‘What these decisions demonstrate is that the courts do not adhere to a single definition of intention.’
‘Karma, in this strain of Hinduism, is very definitely a matter of intention and not result.’
‘All that is required is that there be sufficient evidence of lack of intention to dedicate.’
‘Motive is the reason why a person acts, while intention is his or her mental awareness at the time of the act.’
‘It was also pointed out that, in law, motive and intention are distinct concepts.’
‘I wish the public and organisations of good intention would make their voices heard.’
‘It is therefore important that the sincerity of intention must be given due regard.’
‘She tried very hard to keep to the spirit of the Buddha's teachings and maintain purity of intention.’
‘In our view it is legitimate to consider motive or its absence in reaching a conclusion on intention.’
‘Bypassing the media seems to have been effective in converting voting intention.’
‘This ability fundamentally relies on the concepts of intention and intentionality.’
‘Note that this is different than paradoxical intention in which you act out repeatedly what you are overly afraid of doing, such as come home after dark.’
‘Kamma is intention, and intention is now, which means kamma is being made now, in every waking moment.’