It derives from the Latin word intentio, which in turn derives from the verb intendere, which means being directed towards some goal or thing.
"It's crucial that the direct selling industry be updated for the present day, which means providing direct sellers with the online marketing support, technological innovation, and continuous education they need to be successful".
The term "governance" comes from the Greek kubernáo which means to steer or direct, but there is no consensus on the definition of governance among any researchers or practitioners.
The purpose of the accords is to establish a stable government, which means ending direct supplies of money and arms to warlords.
The tenth commandment is that a man should not covet and lust after another man's wife, which means, by direct implication, that he sure as heck ought to be lusting after his own wife.
In the context of Clinton's usage, plus which means "besides"; its direct synonym is the earlier "besides which," in its adverbial sense of "moreover, furthermore"; these are connecting words that transmit greater emphasis than conjunctions like "and" or the plus that is unaccompanied by which.
His departure also raises the question of whether the firm's film and television assets will be as well-managed and profitable in future.Mr Murdoch, who is almost 78, insists that he can do the number two's job as well as his own, which means accepting 16 direct reports from the company's senior executives.
The positions of reference tags and reader antennas are known beforehand which means that the direct distance between them can be calculated directly.
Additional 5 min were spent for a control survey, which means that the direct survey time for one test area (ten transect crosses) was between 2.5 h as a minimum and 4.17 h as a maximum, excluding the activities mentioned above.
Instead, it requires either "promoting, furthering, or assisting" the crime, which means being a direct accomplice, or knowingly "benefiting" from the crime.
