It is worth checking out their website to examine the cases in more detail to understand how easily a well-intentioned act can go awry.
"One is a young man who doesn't know anything about her but wants to marry her in a well-intentioned act of ownership," Jacobson says.
Political consultant and former Joe Lieberman adviser Dan Gerstein writes on his personal blog: I was surprised by how viscerally appalled I was by this well-intentioned act of Orwellian justice, and how little emotional conflict I felt about it as a free-thinking, free-speechifing Jew.
When that happens instead of being part of that communal drawing together even well intentioned good acts can prompt exclusion and rejection, while the absence of any response can prompt suspicion and condemnation, leaving everyone with damaged relationships, hurt feelings and sometimes even inappropriate retaliations, consequences that are unquestionably worse than having no relationship at all.
While he said the act was well intentioned, he contended that its application had become misguided, where a stable family environment was too often eclipsed by a desire to keep children linked to their tribe.
Well intentioned but sadly not well acted, this movie is an unhappy combination.
In a June 10 , 1934 article for The Times, Keynes explained that monetary stimulus by itself was insufficient to stop deflation and that the price-fixing instituted by the National Industrial Recovery Act was counterproductive, if well intentioned.
Although well intentioned, the added legal protections in the National Health Act may have the unintended consequence of reducing participation rates in school-based adolescent sexual and reproductive health research, thereby excluding the most at-risk students.
There is, however, one part of the President's American Jobs Act proposal which is wrong -- headed, no matter how well intentioned.
The measure is well intentioned.
