general intent उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The Court decided that the statute did not intend to restrict adoption to legal spouses only, that safeguarding the child was its " general intent and spirit ", and that adoption by a second woman was therefore permissible.
2. While there is a general intent to expand this process to ensure review by subject experts in a more formal way, possibly through the use of an elected Board, consensus on how to achieve this has not been reached.
3. The general intent of the ESIGN Act is spelled out in the very first section ( 101 . a ), that a contract or signature  may not be denied legal effect, validity, or enforceability solely because it is in electronic form.
4. The lower court had applied the " Leary rule " from " Leary v . The Queen " [ 1978 ] which held that intoxication akin to insanity could not negate mens rea for " general intent " crimes such as sexual assault.
5. The Quebec Court of Appeal overturned the acquittal ruling that intoxication to the point of automatism cannot negate the mens rea requirement for a general intent offence ( i . e . offences where mens rea can be implied from the commission of the act ).
6. :: I believe that the general intent of such legislation is to balance the right of individuals to free speech ( in general ) with the right of individuals to freedom from assault, and the state's wider responsibility to maintain public order.
7. The Court held, 6 to 3, that the absence of a defence for a general intent offence on the basis of intoxication akin to insanity or automatism violated section 7 and 11 ( d ) of the Charter, and could not be saved under section 1.
8. While there is a general intent to expand this process to allow for review by subject experts, the preparations for this are not yet complete . "'Please consider reviewing someone else's article too, if you request yours :-) "'
9. "It definitely goes against the general intent of Congress, which is to stop gifts, stop material compensation that might influence a member's vote or consideration in committee, " says James Thurber, director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University.
10. "It definitely goes against the general intent of Congress, which is to stop gifts, stop material compensation that might influence a member's vote or consideration in committee, " said James Thurber, director of American University's Center for Presidential and Congressional Studies.