Sentence examples for intends to embark from inspiring English sources

Ownership is a very important issue, especially if the researcher intends to embark on commercialization at a later date.

They declined to assume that the United States, the Soviet Union, or any other country necessarily intended to embark upon aggressive action designed to violate their territorial integrity, and therefore they refused to enter into alliances or collective defense arrangements directed against particular states.

With the presidential campaign heating up, Mr. Bush's broad message was that he had set the nation on a particular course and did not intend to embark on a new one in response to his declining poll numbers or what his critics say is a lack of results at home and abroad.

The proposal for a joint Congressional inquiry was hastily worked out Wednesday after Representative Tom DeLay, the House majority leader, said late Tuesday that the House would not proceed with announced hearings by the Government Reform Committee though the Senate did intend to embark on its own inquiry.

The final debate behind them, both men intend to embark on a final two-week whirlwind of campaigning.

Alexander I of Russia invited Louis XVIII to resume residence in Jelgava. Louis XVIII had to live under less generous conditions than those enjoyed under Paul I, and he intended to embark for England as soon as possible.

Sands is preparing to embark on three days of meetings with investors in Hong Kong, where he intends to provide more detail about Standard Chartered's plans to adapt to a downturn in emerging markets.

The MPIN concept is intended to allow passengers to embark and disembark from trains while the trains are moving, thereby making a high-speed rail network more efficient.

The opening chapter finds him drinking too much coffee and embarking on yet another spec script that he intends to workshop in his vipers' nest of a writing group – an acidly drawn sketch of creative rivalry.

Merck intends to appeal.

He intends to take it.