Sentence examples for correct intentions from inspiring English sources

Maurice Ede, trustee for the estate, said on Tuesday: "After the decision was made to sell the estate, it was important the purchaser would have the ability, track record and correct intentions of maintaining an estate such as this.

The components of the Eightfold Path are divided among the three forms of training as follows: correct action, correct speech, and correct livelihood are part of the training in ethics; correct effort, correct mindfulness, and correct concentration are included in the training in concentration; and correct view and correct intention are associated with the training in wisdom.

While it's certainly not perfect because it's not always obvious what the purpose is, Uber believes it can determine the correct intention 80percentt of the time.

Slaughter peace-offerings to God with the correct intention -- that it should be eaten on that or the next day, but on the third day should be burned.

There is nothing so fundamentally wrong, so intractably disordered, that it cannot be corrected with the right intention and right effort.

For the query with Mis-U, the system will correct the intention of the user's query based on the repair response from the user.

So correct your intention and during the course of memorizing the Qur'an continue to remind yourself that you are doing this to please your Allah.

However, school administrators were somewhat correct in their intentions, which were likely geared towards suicide victims and not cancer patients.

Regardless of how correct Brown's intentions are in targeting the offender, she shouldn't lose sight of the experience of the woman.

While it's unclear whether Stiglitz is correct about the intentions of the super-wealthy, what's certain is that the rich have emerged from the rubble of the last 30 years as indisputable winners.

As noted in the opening of this section, the quality of the overall system performance will depend jointly on its ability to respond effectively to both the observer demands associated with detecting the signals in the noise and the control demands associated with the speed/accuracy constraints for correcting deviations from intentions (i.e. errors).