Sentence examples for intends to sweep from inspiring English sources
Whether the issue is stabilising Iraq, herding Israelis and Arabs towards peace, hunting down outlaws or staunching the spread of weapons, America signals that it intends to sweep the board.It is hardly surprising that Syria, Iran and Hizbullah should be hostile to American designs.
In October 1876 Maebara decided to lead dissident Chōshū samurai against the new regime, stating that he intended to "sweep traitors from the side of the emperor".
It is also intending to sweep away the hundreds of different tariffs operated by the companies into just two types – standard and innovative.
The extra money is intended to sweep Labour back to power, and on the anniversary of the start of the war against Iraq, to shift the political debate back to domestic issues.
Then came the United Nations-backed military offensive, also intended to sweep away rebels, in which the peacekeepers helped plan the maneuvers, resupply Congolese soldiers and transport them to battle zones.
It's also important to recognise that a lot of this stuff simply hasn't been done at scale before, and TPP and TTIP aren't intended to sweep away whole categories of barriers at a stroke, anymore than goods tariffs were slashed to almost nothing in one round of talks.They are meant to start a new and important phase of liberalisation, however.
This officer was especially frustrated, he said, because an operation planned for early October, in which soldiers intended to sweep on foot through a firing position on Afghan soil beside the border, was canceled by senior officers in Bagram, where the regional American command is located.
Laws said: "What this sends out a signal of is not that we simply intend to sweep [the laws] away without considering what the replacement would be... but that the party is concerned and has said this twice through conference motions about the existing legislation and the way the protections are balanced.
He intended to sweep his enemies from the field in a decisive cavalry charge, as a warrior king — a blow that would end all question of his rights as king.
No one intends to putter.
