Netanyahu reacted with anger, calling the interim deal a "historic mistake", and his cabinet ministers waged a campaign of either intentional or deeply sloppy misinformation about the deal.
If they were good to you and hurt you deeply but it wasn't intentional, it was a misunderstanding, try to forgive them or reach acceptance and heal.
The president's intentional and consistent statements, more deeply, may also undercut the trust that the American people have in his word.
The President's intentional and consistent statements, more deeply, may also undercut the trust that the American people have in his word.
"We are deeply concerned that the administration's seemingly intentional efforts to sabotage enrollment in the Affordable Care Act marketplaces will result in adverse risk selection, destabilize insurance markets and send premiums skyrocketing," the Democrats wrote.
While some part of this disparity may result from intentional discrimination, it also results from deeply entrenched, unconscious racism affecting the way police officers perceive potentially dangerous circumstances.
For a calculating man, tapping into this deeply intolerant streak of part of the population must be an intentional act, one aimed at yielding him the presidential nomination he seeks.
The plausible release of deeply engineered or even entirely synthetic/artificial microorganisms raises the issue of their intentional (e.g. bioremediation) or accidental interaction with the Environment.
The intentional nature of these policies reveals the nasty beast of racism deeply rooted in our society.
These were intentional choices made by The Nation Institute leadership and, as an organization, we are deeply committed to gender justice and workers' rights.
