Sentence examples for benign intent from inspiring English sources

At the same time in the US we can see the obverse of that benign intent.

"We can't safeguard ourselves by relying on criminals who might have access to firearms to have benign intent," Thompson said.

And they came up with an informal company motto to signal their benign intent: "Don't be evil".

"Shopping can be such a feeling of connecting with people on the streets, and this year it's important to feel that there's a benign intent out there.

Unfortunately, the principal international mechanism for reassuring others about the benign intent behind a nation's biotechnology research has been rejected by the Bush administration.

The keys are avoiding any surprises, relentlessly emphasizing benign intent and bringing others under the new-paradigm umbrella by sharing warning systems and possibly even antimissile arms.

No matter how benign my intent, everyone has the right to set their own boundaries and have them respected".

Which is not to say that Iran is not in need of serious containment, or that its nuclear program should be viewed as peaceful and benign in intent.

While Turkey, France and other countries may be helpful, only the U.S. has the capability to impose a no-fly zone, no matter how narrowly defined or benign the intent.

The object, of course, benign in its intent, was to fill us girls with the right kind of ambition.

Mr Rajoy is keeping this a secret, saying only that he will reach outside the party if need be.The Socialists, who will be led into the election by Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, a former deputy prime minister, say that Mr Rajoy is running a "Valium campaign", full of benign statements of intent but short on detail.