The standard conception is compatible with the claim that intentional actions are initiated by the agent, and proponents of the standard theory have argued that initiation can be explained in terms of causation by the agent's mental states and events.
Fifa had earlier claimed "Neither the secretary general Jérôme Valcke nor any other member of Fifa's senior management were involved in the initiation, approval and implementation of the project".
Fifa's statement had said neither Valcke, Blatter's longtime closest ally and fixer, nor the president himself "were involved in the initiation, approval and implementation of the above project".
Related: Fifa secretary general Jérôme Valcke cancels trip to women's World Cup "Neither the Secretary General Jerome Valcke nor any other member of Fifa's senior management were involved in the initiation, approval and implementation of the above project".
Suggestions included "continuous agreement", "initiation and enthusiasm about what is taking place" and "being of sound and sober enough mind to make a judgement call".
According to the paper, the student was accepted into the club after an initiation ceremony which included burning a £50 note in front of a tramp.
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Membership is optional, as is initiation - newcomers must face an ordeal of being jumped on, roughed up, and covered in substances, the least offensive of which is likely to be urine.
Lancaster union has banned initiation ceremonies, defined in part as "engaging in public stunts and buffoonery".
And although users are still mainly young, the age of initiation has risen: most first-timers are in their mid-20s, according to a study led by Theodore Cicero of Washington University in St Louis.In this section The great American relapse Back in the pipeline Going their separate ways All aboard!
Thousands later desert to escape the notorious initiation of dedovshchina, a kind of "hazing", though that hardly describes beatings and torture so vicious that they kill or maim several hundred new recruits every year.A smaller, all-professional army, say its backers, would be better paid, better prepared and more motivated.
