I had great intentions of lounging for an hour and then wandering the Village and Chelsea until lunchtime, but rain and sheer inertia left me hunkered down at Grounded for a few delicious hours before I hauled my remaining $5.46 over to the East Village for lunch at Streecha, a basement Ukrainian spot open only from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
I have great intentions of getting them to the Premier League and Champions League and bringing back all the best players - but I started the other day and the transfer budget was about £100,000.
Moreover, ethnic Germans have better language proficiency (Haug 2008) and a greater intention of staying in Germany compared to other immigrants (Tucci 2011).
Dr. Isaac Schiff, the chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Massachusetts General Hospital, said: "There is controversy, and there are good people with great intentions on both sides of the fence.
Significant predictors of initiating breastfeeding were older age, parity, greater intention to breastfeed from a Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB -based quesTPB -based higher Iowa Infant Feeding Assessment Scale (IIFAS) score as well as living with a husband or partner.
The primary aim of the study is to determine whether the intervention, compared to the control condition, leads to both greater intention to adopt, and actual adoption of, risk reduction strategies for depression in people at increased familial risk.
Firstly, a greater intention to use technology; and secondly, greater perceived usefulness of it.
A mean score from the two items is used to give an overall measure of intention with higher values indicating greater intention to perform physical activity.
In fact, smokers reported greater intention to use e-cigarettes than prescription medication to quit smoking, with similar levels of intention to use e-cigarettes as for NRT.
The primary objectives of this study are: To assess which format leads to the greatest intention to change behaviour.
