Its integrated treatment of group decision making and coordinated updating of group-related intentions fills an important gap in prior accounts of collective intentionality, thus helping to resolve a long-standing debate about the nature of intentions in group activity.
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Americans have always preferred to decide for themselves what foods they will eat, and are resentful of reformers who think they know best, even when intentions are filled with good will and common sense.
Julian takes a break from his chess game to announce his intention of filling the house with "Jews and Negroes".
Hence a sudden spate of new pits, some that builders may have had no intention of filling soon anyway.
One trader at the bus station, better fed than Mr Gul, says he has no intention of filling out his tax form.Now Pakistan will hold its breath.
People close to the chief executive say he has no intention of filling the spot right away and could even wait years.
All that he has said so far is that it is his intention to fill the jobs with the best-qualified people, and that this principle should outweigh a suggested 50 50 split between the sexes.Even so, as a Swede raised on the notion of equality, Mr Reinfeldt will be keen to include a fair number of women in his cabinet.
Meanwhile, for someone labelled a jazz-pop singer, "I don't want to die / Without knowing what it's like / To move inside you / The flesh and bone in me / Suddenly it feels so good" is the best R&B lyric since Bey declared her intention to fill the tub halfway and ride it with her surfboard.
Officials from the Council of Institutional Investors, which represents 250 funds, also expressed concern at a news briefing this morning about the Bush administration's intention to fill two of the vacant seats on the five-member S.E.C. with two representatives of the accounting industry, Paul Atkins, a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Cynthia Glassman of Ernst & Young.
