Philip Collins, the OFT's boss, boasted that the large fine would "send an important message…about our intention to enforce the law".
After the Howard government won control of both houses of parliament, Australia learnt of Howard's intention to privatise the corporation – in the same way we learnt of the Coalition's intention to enforce Work Choices six weeks after the election; there was no disclosure before the 2004 election.
It is also implicit in the PISA international initiative, even though it was probably never the intention to enforce a global curriculum.
But they have shown no will, no intention whatsoever, to enforce those principles in practice".
Yesterday the president issued a "signing statement" declaring his/her intention not to enforce Congressional restrictions on children's health care.
So the only thing new here is the Army's intention to actually enforce things.
The latter aim proved difficult to enforce.
Even with the best of intentions, Mr. Arafat may not be able to enforce his will on every teenage stone-thrower and every suicide bomber.
Mr. Rushdie emerged from hiding more than a decade ago, after the government of Mohammad Khatami, Iran's reformist president, announced in 1998 that it had no intention of enforcing or helping anyone to enforce the fatwa.
While iOS 12's Screen Time and Android's new Digital Wellbeing features both count your minutes on different apps too, they offer more drastic ways to enforce your own good intentions.
