The phrase "a general intention to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an overarching aim or purpose behind actions or decisions.
Example: "The committee expressed a general intention to improve community engagement through various initiatives."
Alternatives: "a broad aim to" or "an overall goal to".
They began with a pair of sparely elegant armchairs and a scholar's cabinet, all from the Ming Dynasty, and a general intention to pursue a few select pieces of furniture.
They had a general intention to use as little medication as possible but found themselves compelled to medicate frequently to cope with their headache.
They had a general intention to use as little medication as possible but found themselves compelled to medicate frequently to cope with the headache.
The trial judge decreed that it was enough to show the defendant acted with a bad motive and a general intention to disregard the law.
But it is not necessary to prove that he intended it to be used in the course of or in connection with any specific burglary, theft or cheat; it is enough to prove a general intention to use it for some burglary, theft or cheat; we think that this view is supported by the use of the word "any" in Section 25 (1).
Note that any speech act is characterised by the general intention to perform a communicative action; in this regard, Naming and Requesting are similar, so the brain activation differences are unlikely to reflect this general aspect of communicative intent.
While "Strip Down to Everything" announced the general intention to break down every last molecule resisting entanglement between performer and audience......there was also a consolidated narrative in this year's festival about the fearless manner that Berlin choreographers are addressing female sexuality in the 21st century.
As Table 3 shows, revenue development correlates to self-perceived innovativeness, customer consultation, other customer services, marketing orientation, offensive attitude, general intention to develop and development of customer orientation/loyalty.
The focus of the statistical analysis is the construct "Active Customer-Orientated Management", represented by the indicators "General Intention to Develop", "Customer Loyalty", "Development of Customer Orientation/Customer Loyalty", "More Innovation" and "Offensive Attitude", the opposite to defensive attitude [ 20].
Therefore a general intention that he or another will commit fraud under Sections 1-4 of the Act will satisfy this requirement.
Williams et al. [ 31] argues that setting a detailed plan of when, where and how to perform the behaviour was more effective at bringing about positive change in self-efficacy and physical activity behaviour than setting a general goal or make a general intention.
