Further, this paper has presented a new active acceptability construct which to a larger degree than the attitudinal construct measures the intent to comply with or act on a measure.
The purpose of the active acceptability construct of this study is to measure the intent to comply with or act on the measure proposed in SMiO to a larger degree than the attitudinal construct.
Consistent with previous reports, intent to comply with recommendations for pandemic H1N1 vaccine was associated with past history of and intent to receive seasonal influenza vaccine [12].
"Voters recognized that school leaders did everything they could to comply with the spirit and intent of the property tax levy cap," Timothy G. Kremer, executive director of the school boards association, said in a statement.
The best hope for the program now is that California, which is intent on battling global warming, will allow industries to comply with its rules partly by financing efforts to slow tropical deforestation.
In response to this destruction, Lower Mississippi Riverkeeper and the Louisiana Environmental Action Network have filed a notice of intent to sue against the mill for failing to comply with the Clean Water Act, Louisiana state law, and the Endangered Species Act.
It admonishes employees "to comply with not just the letter, but also the spirit and intent, of the law".
This obligation is not: to comply with the law according to its makers' intent, and/or to the meaning it has under the particular legal system's interpretative canons.
[C6.] Andersen Witnesses Discuss Intent Auditors at Arthur Andersen testified that they did not consider a request to comply with the firm's document policy to be a code for shredding Enron documents.
The purpose of the survey was to determine the intent of the population to receive the pandemic H1N1 and seasonal influenza vaccines in fall 2009, ability to comply with recommended isolation and social distancing measures, and the sources by which residents received health information about pandemic influenza A (H1N1).
While in the past, lawmakers sought to negotiate a way to comply with the Court of Appeals decision in 2003 and a subsequent court ruling, this year they appear more intent on pushing for the budget's passage by April 1.
