Sentence examples for current intentions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "current intentions" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing someone's present plans or goals.
Example: "In light of recent developments, we need to reassess our current intentions regarding the project."
Alternatives: "present plans" or "existing goals"
But aides stressed that changes to their current intentions could occur.
Baseball officials dismissed the dust-up, saying that they had "no current intentions" of selling further ad space on uniforms.
Mr. Teitelbaum was quoted in the article, and then said again yesterday, that "we have no current intentions to do push-polling".
"Once the data is collected, regardless of the current intentions, it will be used for all sorts of reasons over time," Lewman told the Guardian.
"Given the local nature of Foster's brewing business and its focus on Australian customers, these undertakings are consistent with our current intentions for the business," the company said in a statement.
"However, the magnitude of the gap between current intentions and the international target of limiting global warming to no more than 2C clearly shows that an international agreement in Paris will have to include dynamic mechanisms for assessment of progress and the raising of ambitions," it adds.
Plans for a statutory register of lobbyists are currently languishing in the Cabinet Office with no current intention to bring forward legislation.
The current intention is far from that.
Haydale responded by saying it had no current intention of doing so.
The current intention to make everyone live together in multiethnic bliss is a cruel joke.
Liberty, having said it has no current intention to bid, is now forbidden from instigating a move for six months.
