Such systems ought to keep running in a proper way notwithstanding problems caused either by internal and external system collapses or bad intentioned actions in their surroundings.
A stylish and well-intentioned action thriller that tries to ask big questions, but is stumped for answers.
Nor can they answer these questions: when is too much killing enough, and how many deaths must there be before a well-intentioned action loses its moral credibility?
That means that everyone involved in the Winter X Games must go with the worldwide flow, lest a well-intentioned action morph into an embarrassing international customer service snafu.
And remember, if it feels bad when you are giving, what you are giving out has bad energy as well, no matter how well intentioned your actions.
My father has Alzheimer's and a couple of times now he has been brought back from the brink by the well-intentioned actions of physicians anxious to "cure" his pneumonia and numerous other infections.
Mrs. Thatcher's determination to deregulate the UK financial markets, to break the mortgage monopoly of the building societies and to increase competition, has, like the well-intentioned actions of many politicians, fallen foul of the law of unintended consequences.
"I am sure you can appreciate and understand that the best way to achieve these common goals is to allow the experienced career prosecutors and investigators from my office and DOI to continue their work," Mr. Bharara wrote, "free from concern that even well-intentioned actions or announcements by third parties without access to all the facts might compromise their ongoing investigation".
His well-intentioned actions negate his convictions, which rest on a legal theory that Mr. Skilling deprived Enron of his "honest services" and put his own interests above those of the company, the lawyer, Daniel M. Petrocelli, told a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
"We have already put in place new procedures to address these issues, including notifying physicians or other senior staff, should even the well-intentioned actions of a parent or guardian compromise patient care," the medical center said earlier this month in an unsigned public statement responding to the state report.
Prosecutors have been loath to bring charges in many cases because of the ambiguities of the law and what they say are well-intentioned actions of parents whose religious beliefs are so strong that they prefer to put their children in the hands of God, rather than a doctor.
