Sentence examples similar to abiding intention from inspiring English sources
And I have run this campaign with that intention by abiding by McCain-Feingold.
But skeptics warned that North Korea previously made similar pledges of denuclearization on numerous occasions, with little or no intention of abiding by them.
Among the rioters were members of Hamas who said they had no intention of abiding by even a limited cease-fire.
Most important, it's not clear that a "cessation of hostilities" is enforceable — or that the Assad regime and its allies have any intention of abiding by its terms.
The mayor says that he has no intention of abiding by the board's action and that the current policy of turning over juveniles at the time of their arrest would stay in place.
Under the caps negotiated in 1997, spending should be cut in cash terms by 12% in 1997-2002; that year, that would mean a cut of around $14 billion—roughly what Congress spends each year on America's farmers.Neither the Republicans nor the Democrats have any intention of abiding by these restrictions.
The share that went to the captors came under dispute: Mends had no intention of abiding by Seymour's agreement with Maitland and refused to allow Emerald to share in the prize money.
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.
European leaders, including Mr. Putin, reaffirmed their intentions of abiding by the Kyoto Protocol.
Officers will be at Carnival and in the CCTV control room looking for anyone banned from the event, further increasing the safety and security of the vast majority of law-abiding visitors who attend Carnival with the intention of enjoying this vibrant occasion.
And he has said that his intention was not to stop law-abiding event producers from holding safe events.
