Sentence examples for confident intention from inspiring English sources
Even in December, while the film was still shooting, it was his confident intention to enter the standalone film for competition in Cannes.
The Tories are confident about voting intention thanks to David Cameron, Labour's activists are thin on the ground, and much effort is being put into black church congregations, who are regarded as likely to vote.
Melly added: "[Pierre] denies he intended to cause [Pionko] death or cause her serious injury … The prosecution is confident that his intention to cause really serious harm to Daria will be proved against Lewis Pierre by the evidence you will hear in this trial".
Because the machine would mark ballots uniformly and refuse to accept common errors, voters would be confident that their intentions would register.
Asked whether he was absolutely confident about Carr's intention to retire, Howes said: "The Labor party's never very good at keeping secrets is it?" Howes indicated that his public support for gay marriage was one of his reasons for stepping back.
But Humphreys is confident Biggar has no intention of leaving and stressed the fly-half is very much part of their long-time planning.
Neil Prothero, deputy chief economist at manufacturers' organisation EEF, said the "key question" for 2014 was whether companies were feeling confident to translate "investment intentions to concrete action".
She didn't feel under threat of sexual assault, and most of the time was fairly confident that there was no intention to hurt her.
Once they felt confident about Pollock's original intentions, Mr. Coddington and Ms. Hickey painstakingly removed the paint that was applied after Pollock's death.
While that is past the Tuesday deadline set in an August 2009 deal between Switzerland and the I.R.S. for the 4,450 names, the agency said it was confident of the country's intentions to comply with the agreement announced by Swiss officials on Thursday.
