"This announcement does not constitute a firm intention to make an offer".
By requiring both intention and causings to constitute human agency, this third view avoids the seeming overbreadth of our obligations if either intention or action alone marked such agency.
It does not simply mean that behavior A, constituting a successful or attempted Fing, was initiated and causally guided throughout its course by a present-directed intention to be Fing then.
How do the we-intentions of individual participants have to be related to each other in order to constitute a genuine collective intention?
It could be that instantiating interconnected processes of intention formation just presupposes the collectivity it is meant to constitute.
Forming an intention to believe could constitute doing his best on the part of the heretic, and God would reward such an intention with the grace necessary for conversion to the belief.
All 151 children who were randomised and received either M01ZH09 (n = 101) or placebo (n = 50) constituted the intention to treat (ITT) population.
A total of 390 patients had information on symptoms in the diary (94%) and constituted the intention to treat population valid for the primary outcome.
Overall, 416 patients were randomised (136 to the ibuprofen arm, 137 to the amoxicillin-clavulanic acid arm, and 143 to the placebo arm) and constituted the intention to treat population.
The judge said that Morgan Stanley's statements about LVMH, in analyst opinions and in interviews by company officials with reporters, included numerous errors and that the facts of the case constituted "faute lourde," or an intention to do damage.
In some countries or regions, these surveys were undertaken and repeated with the intention of constituting a coherent BS system.
