Sentence examples for upon the intention from inspiring English sources

The idea of human creation according to the image of God is already based upon the intention of the Incarnation, the self-representation of God in corporeality.

And if it cannot then one should try to give people a smile, which is an act of charity, it will count as 10 good deeds or more depending upon the intention.

"Depends," says Hawk. "Depends upon the intention, the intention behind the fire".

However, the limited technical capacities of the public health system combine with the harsh living conditions in this mostly rural (and rugged) country for a potentially rude blow at initial motivation, which may play a strong influence upon the intention to stay in these rural posts [ 10, 11].

To examine possible moderation effect of type of pre-test counselling upon the intention-behaviour relationship, a two way interaction term between intention and type of pre-test counselling was added to the regression model and tested for statistical significance.

Prophet Muhammad said, "The reward of deeds depends upon the intentions and every person will get the reward according to what he has intended" (Sahih Albukhari Volume 1, Book 1, Number 1) [ 49].

So writing books upon books without the intention of sharing them with people is a proposition full of contradictory impulses and goals.

His decision is caused by him, and it is nondeterministically caused by his recognizing reasons favoring the action decided upon (and his having the intention to make up his mind).

The intention is that, upon service failure, the user can understand which sequence of requests (and mutations) caused the failure and, if there is the option to restore the system state, replay requests and compare responses.

Intervention dose received was operationalised by multiple variables: whether the workers had the intention to act upon the advice of the OP directly after the WHS (yes/no) and whether the workers had remembered this advice at the follow-up (yes/no).

Trust can be described as "a psychological state comprising the intention to accept vulnerability based upon positive expectations of the intentions or behavior of another" [34].