Sentence examples for then intent from inspiring English sources
As a theatre impresario he was a washout, but in England he joined Woodfall Films, the production outfit of Tony Richardson and John Osborne, then intent upon replicating on the screen their revolutionary achievements in West End theatre.
He writes that Mr. Jagger had begun to treat the rest of the band as "basically hirelings," and he describes the sense of hurt and betrayal he felt when he read in an English newspaper that Mr. Jagger, then intent on a solo career, had described the Stones as a "millstone" around his neck.
I ran out into the main corridor of the lab, and then, intent on saving my life, left the building.
"He is not limping towards a century of caps with a sense of relief, but bursting through the landmark, relishing the Baa-Baas game, but then intent on focussing on the World Cup and the matches ahead".
In fact, it does not matter whether a company intended such a result because, by law, if the company (e.g. the board) was substantially certain of the result, and continued on regardless, then intent will be ascribed by the court.
"Then the intent is to bring the YankeeNets in as general partner.
For Stevens, then, original intent is one factor — but only one — that should tell a Justice what the Constitution means.
If the denials of any misconduct are believable, like Mr. Tourre's statement that "I haven't done anything wrong," then establishing intent to defraud or even negligence is almost impossible.
In a call with Your.MD founder and CEO Matteo Berlucchi, I likened the combination of Your.MD's next-generation search engine combined with the OneStop Health platform to the way Google's own search engine captures and then monetises intent.
"Partly because human cloning is a real prospect and one that we're wary of, but partly because it puts a new spin on the genre: someone else is creating a double of you, and if they're doing that, then their intent must be malevolent," she says.
Clinicians generally assess DSH methods first and then clarify intent for each act (e.g., [ 10]).
