Sentence examples for intent to damage from inspiring English sources

"Gary's arms were up but there was no intent to damage the Lincoln player," Slade said.

He was charged with spreading false information on the Internet "with intent to damage the public interest," punishable by five years in prison.

MacKenzie says he finds the incitements to homophobic violence in dancehall lyrics "reprehensible from a personal standpoint", but it's "done in a very jocose way, not with any intent to damage or harm.

According to the police, Mr. Pagan had been arrested nine times prior to last Thursday and once since then, for offenses including criminal mischief, creating graffiti, intent to damage property, telephone harassment and criminal contempt.

Representative Peter T. King of New York, a Republican likely to become the next chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said the disclosure shows "Mr. Assange's purposeful intent to damage not only our national interests in fighting the war on terror, but also undermines the very safety of coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan".

The two men, Jason R. Bourque, 19, and Daniel G. McAllister, 21, were arraigned in state court in Tyler on Monday on charges of arson with the intent to damage a place of worship, a first-degree felony that carries a sentence of five years to life in prison.

It is then considered life-threatening behavior (even though the intent is not to damage tissue or cause death), thereby trumping all else except other life-threatening behaviors.

It said: "Andrey Ghinkul, aka Andrei Ghincul and Smilex, 30, of Moldova, was charged in a nine-count indictment unsealed today in the western district of Pennsylvania with criminal conspiracy, unauthorised computer access with intent to defraud, damaging a computer, wire fraud and bank fraud.

The measures show good intent, but regulation still threatens to damage Labour's claim to be a business-friendly government.

The main raison d'être of the convention is said to be its scheme of compulsory insurance; in return, the liability of the operator is limited according to the weight of the aircraft, unless the damage is caused by a deliberate act of the operator, his servants, or agents, done with intent to cause damage.

"Walking into Topshop with an intent to cause damage, [means] you're actually a burglar," he said.