Sentence examples for intent of enforcing from inspiring English sources

My response is that firstly, "doge" is a generic trademark that UltraPro have no intent of enforcing or using maliciously; secondly I trust a large reputable company with a proven track record like UltraPro infinitely more than I do a 6 month old cryptocurrency company with an abrasive CEO, who have already taken over 750 BTC in investment from regular folks on the internet.

Recall that the United States is not a neutral party to this conflict with the intent of enforcing an international rule against the use of chemical weapons.

Nonetheless, intermarriage between the two peoples occurred, precipitating a new crisis in 458, when the priest Ezra arrived from Babylon, intent on enforcing the regimen of the Torah.

But others, like Dita and his family, came back intent on enforcing the same kind of brutality back home.

And the powerful but shadowy RSCs seem intent on enforcing this vision, though away from parliamentary scrutiny.

One rule that officials in some towns seem especially intent on enforcing is the ban on students' fasting.

But after dark, police seemed intent on enforcing what had earlier been a request that "all those wishing to demonstrate, disperse well before the evening hours".

But those men in charge of enforcing the laws of the game are often asked to judge a player's actions and intent, a difficult task without the aid of psychic powers or a direct confession from a player.

They are another means of enforcing reforms.

Regardless of whether or not Chuck Hagel has evolved to join over 75percentt of Americans who believe in abortions rights in the case of rape or incest, as Secretary, he must state unequivocally his intent to enforce that law.

Where other cases have found facial First Amendment challenges ripe for review, "either the activities in which the complainants wished to (or had) engaged or the enforcing authority's particular intent to enforce the statute, or both, were clear enough to show the adversarial posture assumed by the parties and the contours of their dispute".