Sentence examples for indication of its intention from inspiring English sources

While HP does have a 12.6% holding in Blinkx following the Autonomy acquisition last year, we reiterate our view that HP has a number of financial stakes in technology and digital media businesses and has given no indication of its intention to dispose of its stake.

Locals often sweep by crawling expresses; an express train will suddenly wind up on the local tracks; a Broadway train will suddenly pull into Grand Central with only the vaguest indications of its intentions.

Whether Beijing's leaders breaks their promise of universal suffrage and curtails the political rights and freedoms promised to 7 million people will be one of the clearest indications of its intentions as the world's next superpower on the global stage.

"All members were able to support an indication by the committee of its intention at this time to purchase the full $1.25 trillion of agency MBS that it had previously established as the maximum for this program," according to the minutes.

Iran wants the United States not to be too stringent when it comes to "removing" the sanctions, and to recognize Iran's "right" to enrich uranium as a "red line" - this as an indication of its "good intentions and in order to drive the negotiations forward," as stated by Iran's official news agency, quoting a source close to the team negotiating over the nuclear issue.

"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.

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

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.

Mr. de la Renta, who has acknowledged that he was treated for cancer and is recovering, has given no indication of his intention to retire, but he has not ruled out asking Mr. Galliano to stay.

Mr. Brown has given little indication of his intentions.