Philosophers in this tradition have turned their attention to the project of giving an account of intention that captures the fact that intentions are distinctive mental states, states which play unique roles in psychological explanations and which are subject to their own sorts of normative requirements.
"This time he had the intention of capturing Mazar".
That was its intention: to capture as much psychological suffering as possible in diagnostic terms.
Bizarrely, a statement by the rebel group, Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy, said it had no intention of capturing Monrovia.
From what I can tell, these two problems, awkwardness and inaccuracy, are due to exactly the thing that sounded so nice when James told us about it in the introduction, his intention to capture the phonetic richness of Dante's lines.
By stretching out the deliberations, the Taliban leaders appeared to be hoping that events outside Afghanistan would evolve in ways that would frustrate President Bush in his repeatedly stated intention of capturing or killing Mr. bin Laden for the part American investigators believe he played in the attacks on the United States last week.
There was the era, inspired by Hemingway, of carrying around bound notebooks in my front-right pocket, with the intention of capturing inspirations as soon as they arrived, whether in the dentist's waiting room or on the stalled Q train.
As an alternative, internal boundary conditions have been developed with the intention of capturing at least the first-order effects of the presence of the masts and antennas.
Wamba launched this past March as a Pan-European social network but has recently focused on Latin America where it will compete with hi5, MySpace, and Orkut (although apparently with the intention of capturing the Spanish-speaking, not the Portuguese-speaking, market).
