Randy Cross, a retired player and a current football analyst at CBS Sports, said the intention of the rule should remain.
"It is understood that the intention of the [rules] is to impose negative consequences on teams that lack control of doping for sporting purposes by their athletes, or if even worse scenarios exist, and/or if teams are not doing enough to fight such doping".
We said then that he was being conned by Mr. Bush, who had no intention of following the rules.
The Catholic church lobbied for the rule to be changed but, as recently as last September, the Department for Education said it had no intention of rewriting the rules.
Mr. Reid was careful to say he had no intention of taking the rules change from stopping filibusters on executive branch nominations to ending filibusters on judicial nominations or legislation pending before the Senate.
"Obviously I have no intention of changing the rules for the campaign that's underway now, but believe that we would be better served in the future if presidential candidates had an incentive to campaign in places like New York and Texas, as well as swing states like New Hampshire and Iowa".
One of the intentions of this rule is to improve consistency in scorekeeping decisions between different official scorers working on different games at the same stadium, and between scorers in different stadiums.
Opponents have argued for months that a new 14- or 15-story building will damage the character of the block, diminish the landmark, subvert the intention of contextual zoning rules and compromise other historic districts.
Although he initially acknowledges that the intentions of the framers was to allow slavery to continue in the states where it was established, he reported that he was convinced by Smith's argument that the meaning of the document was not set by the intention of the framers but by rules of legal interpretation that focused on natural law.
