Sentence examples for intend to decide from inspiring English sources

The Russians say that they intend to decide shortly between the French proposal and several other offers.

Laura Nichols, a spokeswoman for Mr. Gephardt, said that he did not intend to decide about a Presidential run until the end of the year.

Voters who intend to decide on the basis of where the candidates stand on the issues were presented with a clear choice between a traditional Democrat and a traditional Republican.

Unless something changes, governments intend to decide that wild species and wild places will not be allowed to compete with special interest groups or industrial lobbyists, however narrow their interests or perverse their desires.

Since the council does not intend to decide whether the tram route from the airport will initially stop short of Leith Walk or whether track construction will proceed at least to the Foot of the Walk before the full December meeting, LCCC continues to call for a postponement of the Leith Walk TRO, hoping that transport councillors do not wish to put the cart before the horse.

As McCann has it, 'When I decide, I intend to decide, and I intend to decide exactly as I do.

(E.g., when one decides to A, one intends to decide to A). One's so intending is not a matter of the content of the intention that is formed in deciding, nor is it a matter of one's having any further intention in addition to the one formed in making the decision.

Alsup has said he intends to decide that question.

The London meeting was intended to decide on a common position among the nations.

Gajah Mada brought in troops and intended to decide the issue by force.

Jonathan Todd, a spokesman for Ms. Kroes, said the commission intended to decide on the fines before the end of July.