Sentence examples for governmental intent from inspiring English sources
The Tiwi tried to strike that balance with the best of corporate and governmental intent in hopes of a sound, self-determined future — far brighter than their present.
This is called "strict scrutiny," and laws must demonstrate a clear governmental intent to be upheld when considered through this lens.
Positive association of knowledge of past governmental efforts with participation intent might, more specifically, suggest that a variety of measures newly employed by the government to incorporate public opinion, such as public hearings and comments, town meetings, and expert councils, were welcomed by the public, and somehow inspired their participation in the policymaking process.
However, as governmental suppression rises, so does individual intent to break free of these binds.
The claim by strident non-governmental organisations, that the EU was intent on prising open ACP markets to satisfy its own commercial interests, was always overblown.
Multivariate analysis showed that younger age, earlier period of first attention, earlier period of opinion formation, and more knowledge of past governmental efforts are positively associated with the intent to participate in future policy discussions.
The fiercest controversy is between the advocates of the "community method" and the "inter-governmentalists", with the former intent on building up pan-European governmental structures like the European Parliament and the commission, and the latter keener on fostering co-operation between national governments.
Where a governmental body "expresses a plausible secular purpose" for an enactment, "courts should generally defer to that stated intent".
For all intents and purposes, the Federal Reserve is an independent governmental agency.
Governmental neglect remains a scandal.
