It was a place for organizing your knowledge, and also for stating, and reviewing, your intentions and commitments.
Loeb notes that on virtually any reasonable theory of language, meaning and reference are at least partly determined by the semantic intentions and commitments of ordinary speakers, suitably adjusted to account for performance errors and other deviations.
Thus, the issue is one requiring sophisticated and philosophically informed social science directed at determining the semantic intentions and commitments of ordinary moral thinkers, not armchair reasoning in which only two possibilities are considered.
Hi Sas, the match was totally absorbing, the intention and commitment to play from both teams was a joy to watch.
Roth [2004] takes seriously the mutual obligations identified by Gilbert, and offers an account that, while non-reductive, nevertheless invokes a conception of intention and commitment that in some respects is friendlier to that invoked by Bratman.
Lew and U.S. Treasurer Rosa Rios said the Treasury Department has "every intention and commitment" to reveal the new designs of all three bills by 2020, marking the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment.
Instead of the stereotypes of the "whore queen," Ms. Schiff depicts a "fiery wisp of a girl" who grows up to become an enterprising politician: not so much a great beauty as a charismatic and capable woman, smart, saucy, funny and highly competent, a ruler seen by many of her subjects as a "beneficent guardian" with good intentions and a "commitment to justice".
Engineering turnover intentions and occupational commitment emerged as the two key variables that explained 33.4% of the variance in persistence in engineering careers.
More recently, however, you have chastised President Bush for saying that he will do precisely that, suggesting that his "hastily announced plan raises more doubts about our intentions and our commitments than it provides real answers".
