Sentence examples for he intended to assert from inspiring English sources

Judge S. James Otero ordered them to file a declaration from Cohen himself, stating whether he intended to assert his constitutional right against self-incrimination.

Mr. McGreevey told the officials, who included members of the development corporation's board and Louis R. Tomson, the agency's president and a close ally of Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, that he intended to assert his authority to influence what is built on the site, according to the people who attended.

But Miliband's decision is a signal that he intends to assert his own authority on Labour's economic policy, reducing the risk of the splits that marred the Brown-Blair era.

Miliband's decision to appoint Johnson as his chief spokesman on the economy sent a signal that he intends to assert his own authority on Labour's economic policy, reducing the risk of the splits that marred the Brown-Blair era.

When applied to Jesus, therefore, "born of woman" was intended to assert that he was a real man, in opposition to the attempt later seen in various systems of Gnosticism, a 2nd-century dualistic religion to deny that he had had a completely human life; he was said by some Gnostics to have passed through the body of Mary as light passes through a window.

Adelson, 81, and Saban, 70, have gained enormous political power in the new era of super PACs and unlimited contributions, and both made it clear during a rare joint appearance Sunday before an audience of several hundred Israeli Americans that they intend to assert that power during the next presidential campaign and beyond with policy demands for their candidates.

And after dragging its feet for years, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday began considering legislation intended to assert more power over military troop deployments.

Department officials said Mr. Holder had not intended to assert any policy change last month but was decidedly doing so on Wednesday.

It heralded a programme of radical public sector reform intended to assert the power of the consumer and bring market discipline into schools and hospitals.

Carvalho's regalistic policies were intended to assert the power of the crown and to create a mercantile class; this brought him into conflict with the nobility and the church.

The outcome was the humiliating rout of the Georgian army, pushed back by a huge Russian land, air and sea assault, and the loss of Georgia's two breakaway territories over which the government had intended to assert central control.