Measures selected by the Member States should be pursued in good faith and to the full extent possible.

The intention to harm was there for all the world to see it.

Consultation should be undertaken in good faith.

And sometimes I would loan him money from my after school or summer jobs, and he always had the great intention of paying me back with interest, of course, after he hit it big.

Meyer also stated that she doesn't believe the manuscript was leaked with any malicious intent, and would not give any names.

We have no intention of starting war.

This is the clear intent of the framers of our Constitution.

However, it may still be considered that the formality of the act has a role to play in determining the intent of its author.

By its resolution 1592 (2005), the Council extended the mandate of MONUC until 1 October 2005, with the intention of renewing it for further periods.

The only general principle is that of the intention of the parties.

She had been charged with attempts to deface the Islamic government , assembly with intention of conspiring against the Islamic government , and disrupting the public order in September 2010.

The report unequivocally states and I quote The rotation of Turkish troops and their equipment did not imply a reinforcement.

(a) A method is used to identify the party and to indicate that party's intention in respect of the information contained in the electronic communication and

(a) A method is used to identify the party and to indicate that party's intention in respect of the information contained in the electronic communication and

(a) A method is used to identify the party and to indicate that party's intention in respect of the information contained in the electronic communication and

We have assembled here to consider together in good faith how we should respond to the challenges of modern times and how our Organization should be adapted to the needs of the twenty first century.

In the court's opinion, the author's conduct proved his intent to deceive.

At the end of the day the appropriate criterion is the intention of the parties.

The intention to create permanent law can usually be inferred in the case of these treaties.

These arguments are advanced in good faith and deserve serious consideration.

If this is a bid for reciprocity, it should be explored.

(c) The criterion is the intention of the parties at the time they concluded the treaty

Having therefore amended article 35 in good faith, they also, in good faith, adopted those amendments said by some not to be in conformity with the spirit and the letter of the Linas Marcoussis Agreement.

I submit that just as the duration of contracts between private persons depends on the intention of the parties, so also the duration of treaties between States must depend on the intention of the parties, and that the treaties will survive the outbreak of war or will then disappear, according as the parties intended when they made the treaty that they should so survive or disappear.

It is difficult to know what Dr. Khan meant when he said he had acted in good faith. After all, what kind of faith allows putting instruments of mass murder on sale in the black market.

The intention is to extend our audit work in this regard to field offices later this year, with particular emphasis on the use of national experts.

and you see, Turbo's pretty intent on his flipper patting.

Torturers are thus advised to deny such an intention.

Obama seems to bear Europeans no ill will.

For 2006, the intention is to hire more bilingual teachers.

Belarus participates in good faith in all the major international human rights treaties.

One of these general principles is based upon the intention of the parties, but this is supplemented by a series of presumptions related to the object and purpose of treaties whose express provisions do not indicate the intention of the parties with sufficient clarity.

That would be the case where the treaty expressly or implicitly indicated the intention of the parties concerning the termination or suspension of the treaty in the event of an armed conflict.

I think it's badly translated, the intention is how cruel some sponsors treat their maids

Governments will often, in good faith, establish government agencies to regulate an industry.

However, generally, the courts do not intercede in the authority's considerations and do not reverse those decisions, provided the authority performed its function in good faith, and in a manner relevant to its capacity.

Implicit in a State's adherence to the Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual (art. 5 (1), (4)).

Competition for top places is fierce as it guarantees spots in universities.

Morocco, participated in good faith in the implementation of the Settlement Plan proposed in 1991.

The Provincial High Court set aside that ruling and concluded that there had in fact been intent to steal.

This was finally confirmed by Santos on September 4 during a televised speech that outlined that the government s negotiations with FARC would seek an end to the armed conflict and drug trafficking.

Secondly, in the resolution's title, as well as in some of its paragraphs, the order of the terms arms limitation , disarmament and non proliferation has been changed, with the clear intention of highlighting the term non proliferation .

We have no intention of prejudicing consideration by the Fifth Committee in the autumn.

The intention of the parties to a treaty relating to its susceptibility to termination or suspension shall be determined in accordance

Data and information vital to the national security of the State of origin or to the protection of industrial secrets or concerning intellectual property may be withheld, but the State of origin shall cooperate in good faith with the State likely to be affected in providing as much information as possible under the circumstances.