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"take intentions" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It refers to the act of acknowledging or considering someone's intentions. Example: Before making any big decisions, it is important to take into account the intentions of all parties involved.
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There is a deep opposition here between accounts that take intention to be a mental state in terms of which we can explain intentional action, and those which do not.
Moreover, taking intentions as determinative leaves the concretist with the problem of shifting intentions and unintended goals attached to built structures over time.
The benefits are enormous -- it just takes intention and practice.
But like anything, it takes intention, attention and practice.
It takes intention to start living from your heart.
It just takes intention and power of assertion of your will.
But I have learned that sustained contentment, at least for me, took intention.
Sewitch et al [ 7] suggest that health beliefs play a stronger role than quality of life or patient/physician relationship in the variance in medication taking intention, but that those with more severe disease were more likely to consider the costs and the benefits rather than just the costs as is the case with those with less severe disease.
"They need to take their intentions and apply them much more effectively on the ground, where the hazards actually lie".
Unfortunately, regulators (and the public) don't typically take best intentions into account when assigning liability for ethical violations.
Our goals simply take our intentions and focus them on tangible outcomes in the world.
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