Cy-pres doctrine, which allows the purpose of a failing or impractical charitable gift to be changed, has been understood since the eighteenth century as a medieval canon law principle, derived from Roman law, to rescue souls by making good their last charitable intentions.
Frequent rulings of so-called "accidental" or "unintentional" death reflect a lack of knowledge about a person's last minute intentions, even in the context of clear patterns of life-threatening, deliberate self-intoxication.
But those last-minute intentions, seized upon as they drove around the Boston area on the night of April 18, were foiled because the vehicle they had carjacked did not have enough gas to reach New York, Mr. Kelly said.
Some liberals have naively been hoping that Trump would at last signal an intention to "unite" and "heal" a divided country.
Essentially a modernised version of centuries-old Catholic standards for "just war", these criteria are: right authority, just cause, right intention, last resort, proportional means, and reasonable prospects.
If hordes try to enter, says a settler security officer, the settlers are licensed to shoot.Even before Mr Abbas at last declared his intention to bid for statehood at the UN Security Council, friction was mounting.
Although his contract expired at the end of last season, the intention was for Jokanovic to be in charge at least for the start of the new campaign – but first they had to thrash out a deal.
Back in 2005, O'Sullivan was left clawing at his face as Ebdon, stalking the table like a general poring over his battle maps, took five minutes to compile a break of 12. O'Sullivan, who had been 8-2 up, ended up losing that quarter-final 13-11 before announcing, not for the last time, his intention to take a sabbatical from snooker.
We asked about testing for HIV in the last 12 months, intention to test, and about HIV risk behaviour, socioeconomic indicators, access to information, and attitudes related to stigma.
