Sentence examples for definition of intent from inspiring English sources

In R v Pearman, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales confirmed that the definition of intent in the 1981 Act is the same as the definition in the common law.

The initial definition of Intent-Chemotherapy admissions identified 69,922 admissions with chemotherapy delivered in the first 2 days of hospitalization.

The jury also asked Appleby to repeat the definitions of "intent" and "reasonable doubt".

Hopefully the court won't remain so hung up on definitions of intent and threat speech, nor get too distracted by the completely unrelated issue of rap lyrics, that it forgets what is really at stake: the safety of women who are increasingly attacked online by intimate partners as well as masses of trolls.

Such a glimpse occurs in his new "Leatherwing Bat," which beautifully straddles the line between the whimsical and the poignant, never allowing easy definition of its intent.

"It may not last long after the instructions are made," she said, noting that the judge's definition of criminal intent could sway the jury's thinking.

(In the North Carolina case, the appeals court declined to order such pre-clearance, saying that it wasn't necessary in light of its order to the state not to enforce the challenged provisions. But its definition of discriminatory intent is still important and could influence other courts).

The definition of the intent-to-treat (ITT) population used in this study was a stricter modification of the common definition in that it excluded 3 patients who received less than 4 months (105 days) of letrozole treatment.

She knows any Democratic challengers will probably want to remind voters about hanging chads and foggy definitions of voter intent.

Figure 11 presents the definition of the guardianExceptionHandling intent.

Fig. 11 Definition of the guardianExceptionHandling intent to abstract guardian members.