Sentence examples for common intentions from inspiring English sources

Human knowledge proceeds from that which is acquired through the senses, i.e., particular intentions, to the knowledge of that which is more distant from the senses (DOS 627), that is, the common intentions (communes raciones siue communes intenciones) which are abstracted from them (QLIII1S 44, 189; see also see Lewry Por, 360).

The commission cannot conflate common intention with the objective threat.

In joint ownership cases, can one impute a common intention that the parties are to share unequally?

During a visibly uncomfortable encounter with US president Barack Obama, Putin spoke about a "common intention to end the violence" in Syria – a statement that Obama appeared to agree with.

Stack clearly held that where the parties held the property jointly at law, that provides the necessary common intention as to beneficial interests.

Then they turn to the facts, and note that the trial judge had found that there was a common intention that the beneficial interests would change.

The real underlying question was one of law: over whether one could impute a common intention as to the quantification of the beneficial interest.

In a sole ownership case, can one only infer a common intention that the beneficial interest is to be shared from direct contributions?

And in sole ownership cases, can one impute a common intention that the non-owning party will have an interest in the property?

On the first question, Lord Kerr said that the court should not overly strain to infer a common intention so as to avoid imputing one.

The common intention of the parties rather than adherence to the literal meaning of the words shall be sought in interpreting a contract.