| He however clarified that the university campus was being established with good intensions and in the supreme interest of the area. |
| He is full of good intensions, but unfortunately he can never find the right words. |
| Thanks to the good intensions of all parliamentarian blocs concerned, the policy statement could see the light at last, he added. |
| Would have changed nothing, I don't have any intensions of changing history. |
| All versions of externalism have in common that intensions don't determine extensions. |
| This level of the value management framework determines whether the defined values and policies become part and parcel of the corporate decision process, or whether they remain mere intensions in written format. |
