Sentence examples for rules and intentions from inspiring English sources

Large discrepancies with respect to origin point to misreporting or possible violations of the rules and intentions of CITES.

But what followed at Mr. Spector's home circumvented all the agency's rules and good intentions: Instead of finding and repairing the hole in his aging unit, a complicated task, a serviceman pumped in more coolant, which leaked out by the next day.

"Anyone attempting to breach Labour party rules and subvert the intention of all-women shortlists, women's officers or minimum quotas for women will be dealt with via our established safeguards, selection procedures and disciplinary measures," the spokeswoman said.

Yesterday, Chief Justice John Roberts told Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy and the American people that the Supreme Court of the United States, apparently alone among all institutions of American government, doesn't need formally binding ethics rules and has no intention of adopting any.

Israel has been slowly chipping away at the rules, with increasing numbers of religious Jews visiting the area and many of them surreptitiously praying... Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected those suggestions, saying repeatedly that the government has not changed the rules and has no intention of doing so.

With the exception of the water supply, all environmental samples tested positive despite compliance with posted hygiene rules and the best efforts and intentions of personnel.

Animals at play are constantly working to understand and follow the rules, and to communicate their intentions to play fairly.

Therefore, the DLPFC is considered as a key area for the integration of sensory information with behavioral intentions, rules and rewards.

The Open Letter attempts to refute Da'esh ideology on jihad on a number of levels, which are mostly in point 8. Included among them would be rules on intentions, reasons, and goals of jihad, persons protected during warfare, treatment of war captives, and also the protection of emissaries (albeit in a separate point, i.e., point 7).

Such situations (for example, emergencies) should be defined so that the team knows the rules and respects the leader's intention to be truly responsible.

Opponents have argued for months that a new 14- or 15-story building will damage the character of the block, diminish the landmark, subvert the intention of contextual zoning rules and compromise other historic districts.