Intentness [noun]
Definition of Intentness:
hard work
Synonyms of Intentness:
Sentence/Example of Intentness:
In a statement Thursday evening, Toomey said Congress’s intent with the Cares Act made clear the programs were meant to be temporary.
Chairman Ajit Pai wrote in a statement Wednesday that “one would have to be rather naïve to think that this was not done with the intent to cause harm,” and pointed to angry complaints the actual owner of the phone number received.
The technology is there to understand what the consumer’s intent is and how to fulfill that.
While we’ve made some changes, our core driving mantra has always been to preserve the spirit and intent of the original creators.
Since they were no longer in custody, Border Patrol began attending their court hearings, with the intent of arresting them at the conclusion of their hearings and deport them, according to the court order.
He will declare his intent to be an active participant in the WHO and in the world.
A statement of good intent is great, but it needs to be followed up with action, otherwise it risks breeding cynicism.
“Perhaps without intent or awareness a lot of advertisers are already building ad targeting models from that kind of data,” said Cillian Kieran, CEO of data privacy company Ethyca.
These concerns can be addressed by hand counting ballots per state voter intent laws.
When people feel included, joy and trust follow, which leads to brand love, loyalty and an increase in purchase intent.