Sentence examples for expressed its intent from inspiring English sources

Recently, the Fed expressed its intent to keep policy rates low for a long time – until employment picks up strongly.

In exchange for registration rights, Cerro expressed its intent to vote its shares in favor of the Merger if the Special Committee recommended it.

Congress has expressed its intent to pay the employees back after the funding lapse is ended, but the missed paychecks are causing widespread financial hardship.

Talks with the project's engineers have been cordial, the conservation group and residents say, but the developer has expressed its intent to move forward with the project.

The Federal Circuit held that Congress had clearly expressed its intent to abrogate the States’ immunity from suit in federal court for patent infringement, and that Congress had the power under §5 of the Fourteenth Amendment to do so.

Congress explicitly expressed its intent to abrogate the immunity the states would otherwise enjoy under the 11th Amendment, which the court has interpreted as generally barring suits against states in federal court.

423, 425, 88 L.Ed.2d 371985985) ("States may not be sued in federal court... unles Congress, pursuant to a valid exercise of power, unequivocally expresses its intent to abrogate the immunity"); Quern v. Jordan, 440 U.S. 332, 343, 99 S.Ct.

In addition to expressing its intent to exit from the Paris Agreement, he said, the White House has also withdrawn support for a second step achieved in Paris — an agreement by 20 countries to double clean energy investment over five years.

Another key point here is that Nissan-Renault is expressing its intent to update car software via OTA means in the future, which is similar to how Tesla handles updates to its own in-car experience today.

In the news release, the airport expresses its intent to recommend that Signature be granted the lease, which will see it construct a "full-service, world-class fixed base operation" on the site.

Although the commission adopted a resolution that fall expressing its intent to take on a seating change project that year, which would put spectators closer to the field, Haagen maintained that there was neither adequate money nor time to do the project that year.