But if all hospitals misunderstood this bundling legislation, how could it possibly be intent to defraud?" As the money-seeking bureaucrats well know, the mere threat of a fraud charge is enough to make a citizen reach for his checkbook.
Cone, whose middle name could be Question Mark, is intent on leaving with 24 other Yankees for the opener in Anaheim on April 1.
"The idea that every retailer could be observing purchase intent is extraordinary valuable," he says.
[FN173] An expectation that one's contribution to a listserv might well be modified by another list subscriber, together with the decision to make the contribution under those circumstances, could be construed as intent for the contributions to merge.
To the Editor: While the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 does not specifically bar an employer from asking prospective employees their age, doing so could be considered an intent to discriminate and the question is generally not included in job applications for that reason.
The governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, hinted at further pain for borrowers just two weeks ago when he said "further action" could be necessary if companies were intent on raising prices and if inflation expectations stayed high.
The results of the trial were updated so that they could be examined in intent-to-treat analysis of the original cohort using the global assessment based on a five-point scale (Coppen 2000a, b).
Therefore it is unnecessary to consider whether, on a more literal construction, the portion dealing with malicious intent could be separated from that which deals with the purpose of merely wilful injury, and saved, even if the latter were held to go too far.
"Intent to close and press could have been better all night, I think the intent to win duels and win tackles could have been better, the intent to run in behind could be better – it's the intent to do it.
