Sentence examples for intention including from inspiring English sources
Although modifications are being made to the original intention, including potential NICE indicators for commissioning, this proposal continues to be a cause of major concern to the GPC.
This study aims to discuss behavioral intention, including the loyalty intention, the advocacy intention, and the willingness to pay more among the consumers after having traded transactions with the e-retailers.
Benor 8 in page 4 of 'Spiritual Healing', defined spiritual healing concisely as the "systematic, purposeful intervention by one or more persons aimed to help another person by focused intention (including hand contact or hand passes) to improve their condition".
One hundred and seventy-nine patients with various malignancies were assessed before start of treatment with curative intention, including the Checklist Individual Strength, Sickness Impact Profile, Beck Depression Inventory Primary Care, Symptom Checklist-90, and six Numeric Rating Scales to measure fatigue, pain and physical activity.
The intention includes a small gun, which the aviator can fire in a moment of danger by pulling a string.
In the minor the concept of one intention includes the other but not vice versa.
73 74 Factors influencing the behavioural intention include attitude, self-efficacy and social influence.
He said he was transparent about his intentions, including giving the participants no creative control.
Like every good metaphorical or allegorical work, it can represent beyond its intentions; including pestilences both moral and metaphorical that have happened after Camus' own lifetime.
She learned that her patient had withheld much of her internal life from her therapist, instead recording her thoughts and intentions, including an account of a previous suicide attempt, on a series of cassette tapes.
He is in denial about the decision to keep to the current timetable for the Constitutional convention, which is a clear indicator of their intentions, including their readiness to employ new institutions or arrangements, separate from the present treaties.
