Torts can be either unintentional or intentional — for example, a car accident or an assault.
If these gender, marital status and racial disparities are intentional (for example, based on language skills or place of birth/origin) then this needs to be made transparent.
Influence often extends beyond the group to the family, local community or population and this may be intentional, for example in peer education interventions, or unintentional.
Roman Catholic Church opposes all kinds of sexual acts outside of marriage, as well as any sexual act in which the chance of successful conception has been reduced by direct and intentional acts (for example, surgery to prevent conception) or foreign objects (for example, condoms).
Among the intentional changes, for example, are new rates and rules for pass-through businesses.
Managers often distinguish themselves in how they handle pitchers — how often they use relief pitchers and issue intentional walks, for example — but Dr. Wang's study focused solely on their tendencies on offense.
Although this problem obviously has much to do with the philosophy of mind, it is less important than it used to be, in part because there are already so many problematic mental phenomena that need not involve free will; conscious and intentional states, for example, often occur quite independently of issues of choice.
A complex independent question is how much intentional emotional manipulation for example, placing the good news both at the beginning and also at the end of a diagnostic report so as to lend it more salience is compatible with informed consent.
However, intentional actions (for example, road rage), crimes, or deviations from the route may take an employee outside of the scope of employment.
