"That was a well-intentioned decision, but now we realize it was a mistake," Ashe said.
See the New York Times report about the Brazilian government's well-intentioned decision to use its newfound prosperity to provide a food entitlement so that no Brazilian would starve.
Frank in his assessment of his teams' struggles, Cummins diplomatically explained the signing of Michael Clarke and David Warner (who figured in one encounter between them due to international commitments) and other organisational bungles as "well-intentioned decisions that have not proven successful".
Instead, it concluded that "well-intentioned decisions and directives... have either been interpreted further down the hierarchy as bullying, or resulted in them being applied locally in an oppressive manner".
It also warned that while there was not a culture within the department that could be properly described as bullying, there was evidence that "well-intentioned decisions and directives have either been interpreted further down the hierarchy as bullying, or resulted in them being applied locally in an oppressive manner".
Therefore, there is a role for oversight of even well-intentioned decision-making by surgeons [ 28].
The well-intentioned clinical decisions and judgments of yesterday may turn out to be unsound in the searchlight of today's ethical scrutiny.
Or are they better off once a benefactor is long gone, permitting staff to operate free of the constraints of donors who, however well intentioned, may hinder effective decision-making?
When you celebrate, you tend to have a good time, and when you're partying, sometimes you make well-intentioned but bad decisions.
If meditation is to be something more than well-intentioned, semi-spiritual daydreaming, the decision points become endless.
Senator Schumer's decision, like other well-intentioned human operators in complex systems that are constantly processing information and making decisions, is not immune from (human) error.
