Then Overture and Google came along and started to tie the ads to the search terms people were typing in and advertisers finally had a targeting parameter that directly led to intent.
The charge to war in Iraq in 2003 was led by those intent on safeguarding Western interests via regime change masquerading as moral anguish about protecting civilians from a dictator who might attack them.
In 2009, Obama faced a political situation similar to Romney's in 2003: a budget squeezed by exploding health-care costs and an activist community led by Ted Kennedy intent on passing a universal insurance plan.
The latest round follows a $54 million raise in May of last year, led by Tencent, intent on helping the company expand Asia operations.
Such an intent led him to assert, in a 1923 open letter to Martin Buber called "The Builders," that observing particular laws and practices of the Torah and the Jewish tradition in his time had to be rooted in each individual Jew's ability rather than in her will.
The presence of any suicide intent led to classification of the behavior as a suicide attempt, also in the presence of seemingly contradictory additional reasons given for the behavior (such as "I wished to get help from someone").
The top men, led by Roger Federer, remain intent on applying pressure on the Grand Slam tournaments over prize money next year, beginning with the Australian Open in January.
He urged those listening to check the history, to look at an alleged pattern of intent that led Greinke to hit him again.
It lacks the withering designs of the true heretic — the cruel intent that led Buñuel, say, to stage his boozy parody of the Last Supper, in "Viridiana".
Mr. Erdogan called the mostly young and nonpolitical activists a group of plunderers and conspirators, and accused them of being led by international groups intent on undermining his government.
