Sentence examples for a desire to commit from inspiring English sources

With a desire to commit more forces to Afghanistan, Dannat says: "We were caught on the horns of a dilemma".

The alleged plot was similar to other cases in in which the F.B.I. had secretly worked with people who were said to have indicated a desire to commit an attack, only to arrest them before it could be carried out.

Despite assertions that both Farook and Malik had radicalised separately before marrying and a few messages on social media indicating a desire to commit Jihad, the evidence is somewhat thin as to the true motives of the attacks, or the politics of the attackers.

It means you have a desire to commit a rape.

Know when you are being emotionally blackmailed, and the person just wants your attention and doesn't have a desire to commit suicide.

Dick Schoof, the country's counterterrorism chief, said in a statement that such people had "a strong desire to commit violence, thus posing a significant threat to this country," The Associated Press reported.

The Minions are animated by a genuine desire to commit acts of evil, but they're entirely incompetent; against their better judgement, they end up doing good.

Although we cannot do anything about decreasing a person's desire to commit a crime, maybe your presence will decrease the person's opportunity to commit an offense".

Widespread dissemination of such drugs — say, putting them in the public water supply — could make some crimes impossible by eliminating a potential offender's desire to commit them.

Michael German, a former FBI undercover agent and now a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice's Liberty and National Security Program, felt that the 2009 report overemphasized the way in which the ideology of right-wing groups turned individuals violent rather than attracting individuals who were looking for a justification for their desire to commit acts of violence.

In real-world terms, such a change could be profound: a transformation in anxiety, the lifting of the ache of guilt, an end to the desire to commit suicide.