Sentence examples for intending to back from inspiring English sources

Latest indications suggest a narrow but shrinking majority in favour of the latest agreement, with 55% of voters who have made up their minds intending to back it.

When I was at Cheltenham in October, I was intending to back him at 11-8 in a three-runner race but was put off by his unusual gait in the paddock.

Others intend to back the White House.

And I see no indication that the current Administration intends to back away from this case.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has written an article in the Daily Mail, confirming that he intends to back May's deal.

Last month Conservative leader David Cameron said he intended to back a vote to reduce the time limit to 20 weeks.

Leaders of the New Hampshire diocese quickly responded by saying that they did not intend to back down.

The unions said they even intended to back a few Republicans they judge to have been generally supportive of their agenda, like Representative Steven C. LaTourette of Ohio.

It includes one novel element: $3 billion of the money is intended to back a "voluntary and market-based" restructuring of Argentina's public debt.

Yet, the new House speaker intends to back a "bold alternative agenda," and he committed to unveiling a replacement plan in his first major policy address.

The outcome was never really in doubt because board members had signaled for weeks that they intended to back the plan, which surveys showed had broad support.