After last Saturday's game at Shea Stadium, Estes would not say where he intended to aim the pitch that went behind Clemens, only that it missed its target.
Boris Johnson: 'Nick Clegg is David Cameron's Condom' However, a BBC spokesperson has since denied that they intended to aim the jibe at the Mayor.
Hamilton, however, left behind multiple letters that suggested he intended to aim away from Burr — to throw away his shot — and eyewitnesses later reported that he fired into the air.
But one of the people briefed on the strategy, who insisted on anonymity because it was still being formulated, said the group intended to aim squarely at Mr. Christie's reputation as a corruption fighter by calling attention to his awarding of lucrative, no-bid contracts to friends to monitor companies as part of settlements in criminal cases.
"I had originally intended to aim for the 10,000m in Glasgow, but that's off for me now," he said.
This paper discusses the requirements for clinical trials with radiopharmaceuticals for clinical research applications, not necessarily intended to aim at a marketing authorization.
As an exploratory case study was conducted, it was not intended to aim for full theoretical saturation; however, every factor identified could be applied across most practices.
Dinanath Batra, the man who filed the suit against "The Hindus," has said that he intends to take aim at "On Hinduism" next.
Such courts are intended to "take aim at chronic truancy, so often a precursor to serious delinquency," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in his State of the City address in 2007.
Officials said they did not believe that Israel intended to take aim at Mr. Arafat today when it launched airstrikes against Palestinian Authority offices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, firing one missile near the office where he was working.
