Sentence examples for Having the intention of from inspiring English sources

His daughter, now sought by police, is 19 years old and was known to police for having the intention of leaving for Syria, officials said.

AS the Barbados delegation wrote in its February 2011 letter, "An obligation not to restrict financial services in a situation where a member wishes to do so could be interpreted as having the intention of avoiding that obligation".

The same could be said of what my colleague Gordon Kelly refers to as the "Sapphire Display Myth". What if Apple and its sapphire supplier, GT Advanced Technologies, released just enough information about increased manufacturing capacity to fix the idea in the public's mind that the iPhone will have a sapphire screen without ever having the intention of releasing it this fall?

While never having the intention of substituting drawing for writing, Ferber nonetheless found that when her elderly mother became terminally ill, the lifelong playwright, lyricist and story author couldn't put words to paper.

In serious play, if a player having the move touches one of their pieces as if having the intention of moving it, then the player must move it if it can be legally moved.

The revelation this week that North Korea has constructed a new uranium enrichment facility -- in direct violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1874 and the six party agreement reached in 2005 -- is further evidence that Mr. Kim will make agreements without necessarily having the intention of abiding by them.

Nobody has the intention of changing the phrase.

"This time he had the intention of capturing Mazar".

"I never had the intention of discriminating against Indian society.

Many of our students had the intention of setting up a company and becoming millionaires.

India and Japan state that they have the intention of doing this in the coming decades.