"I don't think queer people feel any more comfortable reporting the hate crimes now," Sandberg said in regards to the shuttle service and the police working intentionally on this issue.
The convention, says the resolution, "calls upon all members of the church to work intentionally in their several communities, legislatures and institutions toward the removal of handguns and assault weapons from our homes, other residential communities and vehicles".
I have been working intentionally on not rushing and allowing enough time to get places.
"The way to build a broad movement around environment and climate solutions is to mobilize diverse communities of people around issues that are much closer to their self-interest (such as stopping toxic pollution, creating viable new jobs and reducing energy bills) and then work intentionally to connect those individuals and campaigns to a larger understanding of communal and global interests".
"The U.S. National Security Agency has a directorate that has worked to intentionally subvert the privacy laws and constitutional protections of EU member states against mass surveillance," said Snowden reading a prepared statement to the Council.
Seton's work intentionally avoids politicisation, instead shifting the spotlight to the current reconfiguration of Australia's nation identity.
Inspired by the masters of the Coronation Gospels, the Rheims artists aimed at producing work intentionally reminiscent of the art of classical antiquity.
"The work intentionally distorts Japanese people's food culture, and showing this will hurt many people's feelings," one of the protest groups, the Society to Seek the Restoration of Sovereignty, said.
These works intentionally stick a knife through the thin skin of propriety, yet another characteristic of the late-Vietnam era, but they are not as psychologically deep or as visually stark as works like the video piece "Pryings," in which Mr. Acconci tries to pry open Ms. Dillon's closed eyelids, an action that takes on overtones of rape.
