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Newly appointed chief executive Sandy Crombie said: "We don't believe we have been mis-selling, but in order to make it clear we have no intention of being accused of mis-selling we are saying, 'OK, there will be no penalty if you want to leave'.
We need to see the intention of the accused.
But Mr. Bond said Republicans had been mindful of Democrats' intentions to accuse them of favoring torture.
The verdict outraged activists who say it shows the military council has no intention of prosecuting people accused of committing abuses during its rule.
The warning came from President Ahmadinejad and the office of Saeed Jalili, Iran's chief negotiator in the talks, even as Mr. Soltanieh, Iran's ambassador to the I.A.E.A., cast further doubt over Tehran's intentions by accusing United Nations weapons inspectors of espionage.
Mr. Obama delivered a quick and pointed response, saying in an e-mail statement to reporters that he had no intention of dealing with terrorists and accusing Mr. Bush of using his visit, timed for the 60th anniversary of Israel's independence, to "launch a false political attack".
The Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has claimed he has no intention of "dismantling the BBC" and accused defenders of the broadcaster of "tilting at windmills" by suggesting its future is under threat from the Government.
The government showed its real intentions when it accused the physicians of "breaching medical ethics" and acting to "overthrow" the monarchy.
Aigler charged that Savage had "no intention of being fair and accurate" and accused Savage of questionable tactics in sending Michigan's president a report of conditions different from the report in the bulletin.
