Sentence examples for are minded from inspiring English sources

Yet many are minded to give Mr Tsipras another chance.

She must hope also that the UK's European neighbours are minded to stand with her.

Another is Jones, but both player and manager are minded he is best in defence.

Everything hinges on the handful of Conservative MPs who are minded to go along with the peers' judgment.

Blunt told MPs on 8 July: "The government are minded to strengthen anonymity up to the point of charge".

Crispin Blunt, the justice minister, told MPs: "The government are minded to strengthen anonymity up to the point of charge".

He called the Ahmedabad bombers "enemies of humanity .In the absence of much evidence, Indian commentators are minded to blame a proven foe, Pakistan.

They are minded to eject him in favour of his rival, the Flemish premier, Yves Leterme, who comes from the mushy centre-right Christian Democrats.

And the authorities, for reasons both idealistic and pragmatic, are minded to allow construction.In theory, the London Plan, laid out by the mayor's office, determines the city's shape.

And, with worries that electricity supply could begin to fall short of demand as soon as 2015, ministers are minded to agree.

Inspectors call not only at nurseries but also at homes where youngsters are minded; three-year-olds follow the national curriculum.