The book is "Protecting Donor Intent: How to Define and Safeguard Your Philanthropic Principles" — not "Securing Your Legacy: What Every Philanthropist Needs to Know About Preserving Donor Intent".
Mr. Cain, who wrote a free guidebook titled "Protecting Donor Intent: How to Define and Safeguard Your Philanthropic Principles," said the issue had "really captured the attention of conservative-minded donors, especially those giving gifts to the academy who worry about how those gifts would be managed over time".
Other rifts may arise when family members disagree over the donor's original intent, on how to divvy up the grants or even on what constitutes family.
The problem England needs a solution to before the St George Cross wing pennants can be flown with intent is how to reclaim the Premier League as one for "football played by Englishmen," as Dyke put it, and, heaven knows, this back page has communicated that fact.
It sounded good, but when the actual dance was shown, it was rather long-winded, much of the movement didn't seem to amount to much or contain any discernible meaning, and I saw dancers moving very fluidly, very well, but I wasn't sure whether I saw any of their "clarity of intent" or how to even recognize that.
If you are intent on learning how to crash, they are probably the easiest sort of event to try your hand at.
Mr. Cuomo said that his office had criminal and civil jurisdiction in the case and that he would weigh the level of fraud against intent in determining how to proceed.
With things improving for Smith after several troubled years, he began experimenting with noise music and worked on his girlfriend Jennifer Chiba's iMac with the intent of learning how to record with computers, noting that it was the only method with which he was still unfamiliar.
We will step through an example model-building exercise, with the intent of showing how to create, manage, and evaluate PK models for a given data set.
The girl also might very well have internalized ideas repeatedly conveyed to her about how people confuse her clothes for "morality," or intent, how others can use or comment on her body, how her consent is not either expected or respected.
In the subtitle of his book, Mr. Kane declares a radical intent: "How the U.S. Military Mismanages Great Leaders and Why It's Time for a Revolution".
