They're well intentioned to bring these people together, but what bearing does it have on this moment?
The proponents of a ban on cats qat may be well intentioned, but rely on a mixture of exaggerated, selective, anecdotal, prejudiced and most frequently erroneous and illogical arguments.
The CPS consultation is well intentioned, but rests on some contentious assumptions.
Your husband's objection, though surely well intentioned, seems based on the assumption that white means fortunate — financially, racially, etc. — and that all other categories are euphemisms for misfortune, or metrics for compensation.
A qualitative study with traders in the two markets in 2010 and 2012 is used to explore the often ignored implications that large-scale transport development initiatives, albeit well intentioned, can have on the livelihoods of urban residents who may attach varying meanings to a road.
As the field has expanded, stormy debates have erupted about the risk of Western do-gooders wasting resources on well intentioned but misconceived design projects.
His gesture was to point out that words, no matter how well intentioned, had no bearing on events that would happen regardless.
But much-publicized capsule collections like D&G's, even if well intentioned, still keep us on the outer edges of inclusivity by virtue of the fact that it feels rare instead of mundane.
Mortgage brokers, real estate agents and minority community leaders said that the effort, while well intentioned, put a damper on real estate transactions in the largely black and Hispanic neighborhoods in southwestern Chicago where the program operated.
Nick Clegg's plan to introduce tests for five-year-olds (Nick Clegg denies schools will be 'exam sausage factories', 17 July) may be well intentioned but is misguided on two counts: five is too late and tests are too blunt an instrument.
