They did so because it was accepted on all sides that at the time they split up (1993), it was accepted that they owned it equally and there was no other common intention to justify departing from that outcome.
Furthermore, these debates are most often directed at an institutional level of discourse i.e., with the intention to justify the policies or conduct for governments, organizations and individuals.
Margaret Gilbert, who grounds several of her arguments in Durkheim's theory of social facts, develops what she calls a "plural-subject account" of shared intentions to justify the coherence of collective responsibility (Gilbert 1989, 2000, and 2006).
"The intention is to justify atrocities," said Nelson Chamisa, a spokesman for the main opposition party, Movement for Democratic Change.
In closing, my intention hasn't been to justify the awful Israeli actions in Gaza, but to put the conflict in broader context--which has gotten lost in the intense public discussion.
Good intentions are never enough to justify government action, especially foreign policy.
The case was one of several alleged cases the home secretary used to illustrate her claim that the Human Rights Act should go, and to justify her intention to clarify the immigration rules to ensure a right to family life is not used to block immigration deportations.
The intention of this work is to justify the previous mathematical models to which this new model is based.
She tried to justify her intentions.
Policy guidelines may recommend the allocation of family spaces but attention also needs to be paid to the relationships between staff, consumers and families within these spaces to justify the intentions of the guidelines and to make the space beneficial.
Grieve wants Northern Ireland-style checks to be brought in to combat fraud – which would mean voters having to produce identification papers to register their intention to vote by post and having to justify their decision to the authorities.
