Sentence examples for the specific intent of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ablin did say, however, that "acting with the specific intent of causing prolonged mental harm" would be illegal under United States and international law.

The Mexican worker has ruthlessly infiltrated the US with the specific intent of stealing low-paying, poorly regulated and undesirable jobs.

A letter to Mr. Shine from the Building Department superintendent said, "I do not know the specific intent of the regulation but we are required to enforce it nonetheless".

One oughta-be-a-law applies to a problem that touches a nerve in tens of millions of Americans: the abuse of Social Security numbers as identifiers, contrary to the specific intent of the system.

Mr. Bird, who looks like a soccer dad with strawberry-blond hair and flashing blue eyes, said he didn't tackle "Ghost Protocol" with the specific intent of becoming an A-list director without an asterisk.

It is appalling, as Gary Younge says, for sections of the media to sell the idea that immigration is responsible for unemployment, "with the specific intent of creating panic, fostering resentment and stoking xenophobia" (Immigrants cause job losses? Like ice-cream brings sharks, 16 August).

In 2007, the International Court of Justice held that, "The acts committed at Srebrenica... were committed with the specific intent to destroy in part the group of the Muslims of Bosnia-Herzegovina as such, and accordingly... these were acts of genocide".

The Abstract, Introduction, Results, and Discussion have been substantially re-written with the specific intent to highlight the novel findings of this study as differentiated from our previous PNAS manuscript.

At that point, Judge Harmon issued her ruling by saying that she would answer the jurors' question from Thursday by telling them that they could vote to convict Andersen if each juror found at least one employee of Andersen had the specific intent to impede an official investigation.

If we act with the specific intent to bring about a certain state of affairs, then what turns out to be central is knowledge of causality, as Adam and Grooves pointed out (Adam and Groves 2011).

The first is express malice -- the specific intent to kill.