SIMON ROSENBLUM, Toronto Those opposed to new productions under Gelb, the Met's general manager, are only nostalgic for producers who respect the intentions of the composers.
Canada's trade minister, Pierre Pettigrew, wants to see matters clarified, to stop decisions by courts and NAFTA tribunals that he says do not respect the intentions of the drafters.
On the other hand, I respect the intentions -- if not all the tactics -- of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) and its founder, Ingrid Newkirk.
I don't think it is unwarranted to worry that a Congress that can't respect the intentions of the president's budget -- one that is trying to move us toward a safer future -- will be able to exercise the kind of oversight on Iraq withdrawal and Afghan population security -- that we need to move forward.
(4) did they respect the intention-to-treat principle (e.g. were patients who had been assigned to navigated THA still analyzed as navigated if the system had failed? (5) Did they provide sufficient numerical information in order to be able to recalculate the results reported?
"The ministry respects the intention of Ukraine's football community to maintain the integrity of the national football championship," the interior ministry said.
Analyses were performed on all patients in their original randomised group (respecting the intention-to-treat principle).
Deng, the UN ambassador, said he respects the intentions of the US, even if he thinks they lead to the wrong measures.
Data analysis of these three studies respected the intention-to-treat principle.
The assembly constraints are regenerated through an equivalencing method based on surface properties, to respect the assembly intention.
Based on the hospital policy regarding surgery on patients who belong to the Jehovah's Witnesses, the hospital would respect the patient's intention to refuse blood transfusions and refrain from providing transfusions to the extent possible.
