Sentence examples for intention allowing from inspiring English sources

Miranda, Jackson, and Kail turned the lines over, looking for the best way to convey Washington's comprehension of Hamilton's new intention — allowing the audience to register Hamilton's sense of himself evolving from soldier to future statesman.

In recent years, the Newspaper Preservation Act has done precisely the opposite of its framers' intention, allowing joint operating agreements that let weak papers linger and pull down the alpha papers in Detroit, Seattle, Denver and Tucson.

An intention allows me to focus on change, in a less punitive way.

Alaskans Standing Together appears to be the only Super PAC--groups that file with Federal Election Commission declaring their intention, allowed by the Supreme Court in the Citizens United ruling, to make only independent expenditures while raising funds in unlimited amounts--to raise money exclusively from corporations.

"The summit has become a fig-leaf of good intentions, allowing these systematic violations, by states above all, to be ignored".

Rather than place a great burden on them – done right this would speed up the application process, giving UKBA greater confidence about people's intentions, allowing them to make better, faster decisions," he said.

Mr. Herzog, interviewing killers, survivors, witnesses and officials in law enforcement and corrections, is polite even when asking uncomfortable questions, and the seriousness of his intentions allows humor and absurdity to bubble up amid all the pain.

As Neiman writes, "Precisely the belief that evil actions require evil intentions allowed totalitarian regimes to convince people to override moral objections that might otherwise have functioned" — heinous acts are all too easily rationalized by loyalty to supposedly higher values, and personal feelings of guilt are all too unreliable.

He makes an assumption that intentions allow for different degrees of strength (Bach 1987b).

For further views, see Gilbert 2009 (some discussion of which is below), Korsgaard's interpretation of Kant in her 2009, 189ff, and Roth 2004, whose conception of intentions allows him to appeal to an interpersonal mechanism similar in some respects to that of commands.

The act of consciously creating intentions allows you to start the day with a clear and present focus in mind.