Based on Fig. 1, it would appear that the great majority of fibres on the lesioned side were interrupted as intended, but we cannot rule out the survival of a small population of axons.
I then already intend the end, but cannot as yet seriously intend the means; for it is plausibly part of having a present intention to do something that one expects one's intention to play a role in a causal sequence culminating in one's doing it.
Presidential candidates need to elide certain issues at times, either things they know that they cannot do, but are loath to tell their base; or things that they intend to try, but cannot tell the rest of the electorate until they have gained power and built up the necessary public support; or things that they have no idea how they will handle until certain events play out and force their hand.
It cannot work as intended, but if it were re-registered as a bank, which would give it access to potentially unlimited ECB refinancing in case of emergency, the general breakdown in confidence could be stopped while leaving the management of public debt under the supervision of finance ministers.
The company's registration statement is filled with words such as "may," "intend" and "cannot assure".
The Commission has a robust process during rule adoption for obtaining public input and performing cost-benefit analysis, but should also review its rules retrospectively to find areas where they are not functioning as intended ("[w]e cannot be shy about being introspective and self-critical").
The intended PAPIs cannot implement the ideal strategy combination by construction so they cannot implement most resistance strategy actions.
"But the program was never intended to — and cannot — continue indefinitely".
Money intended for construction cannot be used to raise faculty salaries, and tuition income cannot be used to build a new wing on the chemistry laboratory.
That the wall has done the job for which, in no small part, it was intended, cannot be denied.
One lesson of this crisis is that regulation — no matter how well intended — cannot be trusted to rein in Wall Street.
