Sentence examples for indication of intention from inspiring English sources

"What we have to do is ensure that all the effort and cost which has gone into London actually comes up with something more substantive than a communique, or some vague indication of intention," says Harper.

But these changes are an indication of intention, not action; it can take 400 to 600 milliseconds for a person to decide whether to respond with "true" or "false". "With E.R.P., I've taken away your right to make a decision about your response," Vendemia said.

In such cases, according to judicial precedents, the resulting child is regarded as a legitimate child when the consent of husband is confirmed by a "clear indication of intention" or a "written form", and denial of the legitimate child at a later date is not allowed, using the concepts of "betrayal" and "the importance of results" as criteria.

He would have to take into account indications of intention, and also the nature and known character of the adversary.

"While the judge has offered an indication of his intention," said Michael J. Trevino, a company spokesman, "there is much work to be done".

Writing in the annual report published in March, Engelhardt gave no indication of his intention to leave – or to hand more responsibility to Stevens.

Palm Beach will do the same provided that there is some other indication of an intention to vote (such as evidence from other votes on the ballot paper).

Mr. de la Renta has given no indication of his intention to retire, but he has not ruled out asking Mr. Galliano to stay.

"At the time that the museum made arrangements for the exhibition, there was no indication of any intention to sell the collection," the Israel Museum said this week in an e-mail.

But, more importantly, it gives no indication of any intention to give legal effect to the guiding principles requirements on companies: without this, it is hard to see how the plan will make a meaningful difference.

Acceptance, short-term credit instrument consisting of a written order requiring a buyer to pay a specified sum at a given date to the seller, signed by the buyer as an indication of his intention to honour his obligation.