Sentence examples for by intentions from inspiring English sources
Political morality is determined not simply, or even mostly, by intentions, but rather by results.
The information structure is cross-indexed by intentions, products, materials, processes, aesthetics and perceptions.
There are thus serious difficulties with explanation by laws, by intentions, or by appeal to providence or teleology.
Mediation analysis showed that intervention effects on exercise were partially mediated by intentions and perceived behavioural control.
This is the belief that acts are brought about either by intentions or by the physical laws that govern our brains and that those two types of causes — psychological and biological — are categorically distinct.
Only last week, the commission and American trade negotiators reached a tentative "open skies" deal that could partially liberalise air travel between Europe and the United States (see article).Moreover, at least to judge by intentions, the EU's drive to open up markets is accelerating.
Yet, by intention or accident, they do something very different.
Either by intention or mistake, Thatcher had published bogus figures.
The doctor is your colleague, and whether by intention or by accident, he lessened your burden.
In fact, she took an overdose of sleeping pills, by accident or by intention.
On the surface, the Kirov "Lohengrin" was by intention an altogether more old-fashioned affair.
