Sentence examples for intended sign from inspiring English sources

The link between the constructs 'scientific rigour' and 'reasonableness' had the intended sign but was not significant (p = 0.57).

Or did he ever intend signing an agreement with the EU Mr Yanukovych, who was a pariah for the West back in 2004 when he tried to rig presidential elections, never saw the EU as his natural habitat.

"We played better here than we did in the majority of our games in the Championship last year and we're only going to get better," he said before confirming that the club intends signing "two or three" more players this week.

But in a statement  the club said they "do not intend signing Ched Evans" despite "his obvious ability as a football player".

Hartlepool United: (Statement released at the weekend) Hartlepool United do not intend signing Ched Evans and, for the avoidance of doubt, will not be doing so, irrespective of his obvious ability as a football player.

On Tuesday, after Jeter finally emerged from the complex and climbed into his Mercedes, he pulled up to the sidewalk and unrolled his window, a signal that he intended to sign some autographs.

Nash's agent, Joe Resnick, said reports that Nash had signed with the Swiss club were inaccurate but that Nash intended to sign with Davos once issues involving insurance and transfer papers were resolved.

Gov. Pat Quinn, a Democrat, had long urged House members to support the measure and promised that he intended to sign it.

He reiterated that the Mets intended to sign both players.

White House officials did not immediately say whether the president intended to sign the bill.

Mr. Hickenlooper, a Democrat, had said he intended to sign it.