Sentence examples for intends to battle from inspiring English sources
Members of the Bernie Sanders campaign blasted the media for reporting on the eve of major primaries Tuesday in California, New Jersey, and four other states that Hillary Clinton has secured enough delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination, saying the the Vermont senator intends to battle all the way to a contested national convention in July.
It also suggested that Mr. Kerry's campaign intended to battle Mr. Bush fiercely over his claim to the mantle of commander in chief in the war on terrorism.
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"I fully intend to battle my way back to elite competitive sport when I am fully recuperated".
By firing another shot in an e-reader price war leading up to the year-end holiday shopping season, the e-commerce giant turned consumer electronics manufacturer is also signaling it intends to do battle with Apple and its iPad as well as the other makers of e-readers like Sony and Barnes & Noble.
To the Islamic State, he was Abu Yousef, a jihadist who went to Europe for medical treatment after being wounded, intending to return to battle.
As shadow mental health minister, a job she says was a surprise but one she was happy to getBerger intends to take the battle directly to government.
While doing nothing to change the present oversight of antibiotics, the document is the first signal in years that the agency intends to rejoin the battle to crack down on agricultural uses of antibiotics that many infectious disease experts oppose.
Microsoft intends to appeal, and the battle could go on for years.
The Federal Reserve today cut its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point for the second time this month, making clear that it intends to wage an aggressive battle against the growing possibility of a recession.
The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point for the second time this month, making clear that it intends to wage an aggressive battle against the growing possibility of a recession.
