Sentence examples for intends will from inspiring English sources

Threatening naturalised citizens with deportation if they flirt with extremism, as the government intends, will create two classes of citizen: the British-born and the rest.

One objective for Croydon in seeking a new ICT deal– which it intends will be fully operational in 2014 - is shorter contracts with suppliers, so that if improvements and savings can be made by switching hardware or systems, it can move quickly and without financial penalties.

"The Dodd-Frank Act, if implemented as intended, will be a critical bulwark against such massive abuse of investors".

My prediction is that this approach, however well intended, will end up serving the "rope-a-dope" strategy of stasists.

Cooler heads (no pun intended) will not prevail, as the leaders of both parties try to make political points.

The news staff will then use that search data to create articles that — if the process works as intended — will allow them to focus more precisely on readers.

Weighty issues – no pun intended – will also be raised in Generation XXL (June, Channel 4), about the encroaching childhood obesity epidemic.

This, they intend, will become the latest Jewish residential enclave in the city of 130,000 Palestinians.The Hebron settlers include violent groups.

Their chances in this match, no disrespect to Runako Morton intended, will, as ever, almost certainly come down to how Gayle, Chanderpaul and Sarwan get on.

Paving over the ups and downs that make life's path the struggle that nature intended will only deprive us of what it means to be human.

Barriers to cultural lending have real effects on western museums: The National Gallery of Art will not say whether the show for which the Gauguin was intended will even come together now.