Sentence examples for intended to decide from inspiring English sources
The London meeting was intended to decide on a common position among the nations.
The interrogation is expected to take place next week, after General Pinochet, 85, has medical examinations intended to decide whether he is fit to stand trial.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, after meeting with virtually all of the parties to the dispute, said that he intended to decide whether to approve the wind turbine project no later than April.
The department had intended to decide on the leases this fall, and it could still follow that schedule, putting them up for sale at year's end, after the ban expires.
Jon Leibowitz, the chairman of the F.T.C., said Wednesday at an antitrust conference in Washington that his agency intended to decide by the end of the year whether to bring legal action against Google for some of the same anti-competitive practices under examination in Europe.
He reigned until 1097, when, having lost a trial by combat that was intended to decide the question of his guilt in the crime attributed to him, he went on crusade to Jerusalem, where he died, probably in either 1097 or 1099.
(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.
The Russians say that they intend to decide shortly between the French proposal and several other offers.
After an interception test in June, President Clinton intends to decide if the nation should build a limited defense against missile attacks by rogue states.
The Federal Trade Commission intends to decide by the end of the year whether to bring legal action against Google for anticompetitive practices, Jon Leibowitz, the chairman of the commission, said on Wednesday in Washington.
