Sentence examples for has great intentions from inspiring English sources

"Caroline Kennedy has great intentions.

"This bill has great intentions, but it puts the burden on the people at the bottom," Colangeli said.

The NHS Change Day on Wednesday has great intentions and a potential to make a real difference to patients, carers and families, and by virtue of this should make health professionals proud to work in the NHS.

We had great intentions the following day to do a long walk through the grounds.

This government had great intentions, not least to build policy on the basis of evidence.

"We all have great intentions and we all want to improve the food system, but we have to incorporate the realities of farm life into our planning," Ms. Small said.

"Bilingual programs had great intentions, but they went far astray," said Rita Montero, a former Denver school board member who is leading the statewide campaign for the group, English for the Children of Colorado.

But as with many other acts of self-discipline, "we have great intentions, but our follow-through is abysmal," said David Laibson, professor of economics at Harvard, whose primary focus is people's saving behavior, particularly retirement.

I had great intentions of lounging for an hour and then wandering the Village and Chelsea until lunchtime, but rain and sheer inertia left me hunkered down at Grounded for a few delicious hours before I hauled my remaining $5.46 over to the East Village for lunch at Streecha, a basement Ukrainian spot open only from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

I have great intentions of getting them to the Premier League and Champions League and bringing back all the best players - but I started the other day and the transfer budget was about £100,000.

People have great intentions and everybody wants to help, but Rojas's situation is still the same.