Sentence examples for intent on declaring from inspiring English sources
In the border state of Tamaulipas, the populace seemed particularly intent on declaring that drug lords should not decide elections, voting in the brother of a candidate who was murdered less than a week before Election Day.
Several of those involved expressed frustration that Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki seemed more intent on declaring the talks a success than in continuing to discuss significant disagreements.
Mr. Jones seems to have been less concerned in those years with the issues that would interest him later, and more intent on simply declaring his African-American heritage.
It is not the author's intent to declare the war on drugs a failure.
Many present at Covert's final run received an initial email from the 62-year-old Lancaster resident on May 23 declaring his intent to end the streak that began while the Vietnam War was raging due to a foot injury.
Sasha Shevchenko did not argue with Ms. Orlovskaya, and seemed intent on focusing on Femen's declared enemies, not on critics.
That is all the more reason that Mr. Obama's choices are certain to face scrutiny in a narrowly divided Senate, whose Republican leadership has declared itself intent on defeating him.
"At a time when the president has, for all intents and purposes, declared war on the Constitution's separation of powers, it makes absolutely no sense for Congress to voluntarily give away its treaty ratification prerogatives," Rick Manning, president of Americans for Limited Government, complained.
I have not been intent on plotting a political resume," he declared elsewhere, according to a Boston Globe report from the day before.
He is intent on avoiding another one.
