Sentence examples for intent other from inspiring English sources

Women who have had this experience in the discipline (me and nearly everyone I know) can be discomfited by the thought that their professor's intellectual praise is strategically motivated, designed with an intent other than the truth.

Regardless of the king's intent, other Yorkist soldiers, perhaps ignorant of the order, found Warwick first.

Assault incidents included common assault, actual or grievous bodily harm, assault of police or shooting with intent other than to murder, as defined under the NSW Crimes Act 1900, and irrespective of whether or not there was a subsequent charge or conviction.

While players are being judged on outcome rather than intent, others are being given the benefit of the doubt.

What matters is not intent, in other words, but impact.

The intent, in other words, is to bestow upon the game a carefree and democratic ethos.

Whether the difficulty of proving intent helps other defendants remains to be seen, of course, and every case is different.

Shorten is fully intent, in other words, on taking advantage of Turnbull's structural weakness while pretending to be positive.

In modern times a considerable body of penal offenses have been created in all countries in which no intent or other mental state need be shown.

Will we become socially — and constitutionally — conditioned to accept broadly defined offenses, an eroded presumption of innocence and lower degrees of criminal intent in other contexts?

Iain Duncan Smith, as founder of the Centre for Social Justice, has made plenty of statements of intent when other senior figures in the party have equivocated.