Sentence examples for He intends that from inspiring English sources

The Mayor has always said that he intends that Tube fare rises will be pegged broadly in line with inflation," said the spokesman.

Rather, Austin is as we are—sensitive to more fine-grained appraisals of uses of bits of language and, when he judges that an utterance on an occasion would be false or nonsensical, he intends that judgment to contrast with less damaging negative appraisals for example, about what it would be merely inappropriate or impolite to say.

In England and Wales indecent "exposure" is covered by the Sexual Offenders Act 2003 (part 66) which defines an offence if (a) a man intentionally exposes his genitals, and (b) he intends that someone will see them and be caused alarm or distress, punishable by up to two years' imprisonment.

Pavel does not lie to Trofim, since his statement to Trofim is truthful, even if he intends that Trofim be deceived by this double bluff.

There is good reason, in his discussions that follow, to believe that he intends that any comprehensive account of the aesthetic would acknowledge the former, and not just – as a good number of philosophical accounts have so restricted themselves – the latter.

Similar observations can be made for other intentional states and the reports made of them — especially when these reports contain an object clause beginning with 'that' and followed by a complete sentence (e.g., she thinks that p; he intends that p; she hopes that p; he fears that p; she sees that p).

In accordance with this focus upon the colossi and his preference for simple controls—he intended that one button on the game controller be used solely for targeting the colossi during battles.

He said that he intended that the fees would be used to bribe Nigerian government officials.

Unlike Ryan, Vanderbilt or any other, he intended that his gallery survive him as a public museum.

When Osborne pledged the extra £8bn, he intended that money to arrive in the five years between 2016-17 and 2020-21.

Although no newspaper gave Princeton even the slightest chance of winning, Bradley did not just hope to do well himself — he intended that Princeton should win.