Sentence examples for and intention to make from inspiring English sources

The latter served to maintain MkV2's status as an external project within the districts and undermined financial integration by limiting district ownership, ability and intention to make financial contributions to the implementation of these activities.

Sira health manager (s1) The pattern of CN Halli could be summarised as follows: Health managers working in poorly resourced talukas, in spite of their improved management capacities and intentions to make change, get frustrated by the lack of facilitating action from above.

Rex Ryan's arrival and his intention to make the Jets the area's favored team happened in a New York minute.

With more scientific evidence to hand, and the intention to make binding treaty commitments instead of just promising to try hard, the world's leaders may do better this time.

The FCI enables a fine-grained analysis of students' conceptual knowledge and naïve conceptions and thus unfolds its full potential when teachers or researchers have the resources and the intention to make use of this opportunity.

I give it the attention and the intention to make it special.

Senator Howard was explicit about the broad objectives of the Fourteenth Amendment and the intention to make its provisions applicable to all who "may happen to be" within the jurisdiction of a state: The relationship between the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments was addressed by Justice Field in Wong Wing v. United States.

More than 98% of patients felt respected in their privacy and desires, and most rated the enhanced informed consent forms as "fairly understandable" to "very understandable"; these results represent an important aspect of the quality of our system and our intention to make patients feel part of the research.

He recognizes reasons favoring each alternative and has an intention to make up his mind now.

They again don the ihram garments and confirm their intention to make the pilgrimage.

The GOP has known all along that there was no consensus when it came to replace, and had no intention to make that reality known to voters.