Sentence examples for intend to set out from inspiring English sources
Instead, I intend to set out and then see how I feel.
I intend to set out on a voyage of discovery around the British Isles, visiting county after county, testing the best of their produce.
"We have a long-standing tradition of Conservative views which we intend to set out clearly".
Monday's address to the nation and its political class was intended to set out the value system that informs the policy.
This fiendishly complex enactment is essentially intended to set out the circumstances in which secret surveillance activities undertaken by the state must be treated as lawful.
He insisted that the Conservatives intended to set out more detail on economic policy between now and election day but claimed he did not yet have all the necessary information to hand.
Downing Street sources said May had always intended to set out the overarching aims of her Brexit strategy before article 50 was triggered and denied that the government's position had shifted significantly.
The banking standards commission, chaired by Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie, had been asked to conduct pre-legislative scrutiny of the banking reform bill which is intended to set out the legislation requiring banks to ringfence their high street banking operations from investment banking arms by 2019.
The work and pensions select committee is to hold an evidence session from leading experts from the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Resolution Foundation on Monday that is intended to set out the scale of the impact on the tax credit cuts, especially among those in work.
