The phrase "and intention to commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing plans or motives, particularly in legal or formal situations.
Example: "The evidence suggested a clear intention to commit the crime."
Alternatives: "and plan to carry out" or "and desire to execute".
JE is a lazy lawyers' charter that has been used to convict those on the very edge of a criminal offence of serious crimes, without regard to fundamental principles of law, namely, knowledge of and intention to commit the crime.
"Some of our members have seen first-hand the condition they live in on Christmas Island and have observed anxiety, depression, self-harm and intention to commit suicide in detained children and adults.
It does not seem to have occurred to Sachs that the mere effort to get an issue which could be transmitted to the district court for determination subject to petition for review or such other appellate remedy as the bankruptcy act provided, could be regarded as contempt of that court, and want of intention to commit contempt is entitled to great weight in such circumstances.
Tony Howlett, service manager for people with learning disabilities at Leicestershire County Council, said it was seen as "more of a general expression of her anxieties at the bullying and harassment and not any sort of intention to commit suicide".
Mr. Taylor knew the strategy of the groups he supported and knew of their intention to commit crimes, but nonetheless provided substantial aid, the panel said.
Erskine was successful in showing that Gordon's motives had only been to defend his nation, not to harm it, and that without the intention to commit treason, no treason could be committed.
Cato, the other deckhand, was serving one and a half years for intention to commit a criminal act, though he insisted he's innocent.
Involuntary manslaughter involves the causing of the death of another person without intent to kill or intention to commit grievous bodily harm.
ANSA identified him as Ousseynou Sy, and said he was being investigated on suspicion of kidnapping, intention to commit a massacre, arson and resisting law enforcement.
Together these findings have implications for how different changes in audit approaches may result in differential managerial responses about their intention to commit fraud and its appropriateness.
"Now apparently the commanders must have had a direct intention to commit crimes – and not just knowledge or suspicion that the crimes were or would be committed".
