Sentence examples for intent on exporting from inspiring English sources

Whether the backdrop is a futuristic United States ("Fiskadoro"), Nicaragua in the 1980s ("The Stars at Noon"), or, in the case of this latest novel, Vietnam in the 1960s, he has consistently promoted a vision of America as a country in the grip of misplaced dreams and outright delusions, intent on exporting its madness abroad.

Electronic "chatter", as well as information from defectors and serving Isis members, underscores that the group is now more intent than ever on exporting chaos to cities such as Rome, Paris, Brussels and London.

Additionally, REB oversight on exported tissue becomes problematic and to all intents and purposes non-existent once the tissue has left the context from which it was obtained.

But Japan is still intent on keeping industrial exports afloat at a time when the country's export-led economy faces strong headwinds: a strong yen that makes Japanese goods and services expensive on world markets, post-Fukushima energy shortfalls and stiffening competition from Asian industrial rivals.

Is it intent on exploiting new technologies?

Varoufakis charmed with rhetoric: European leaders, he suggested, seemed intent on solving a continental crisis "by exporting it to the rest of the globe".

Whirlpool is proud of its exports but intent on manufacturing more abroad.

"We maintain we have no intent on developing this as an export terminal," Rosslyn Elliott, a spokeswoman for DCP, wrote in an e-mail.

He is intent on avoiding another one.

If there is any company that is intent on avoiding the fate of these ventures it is AmBev, the company planning to export a guarana drink with Pepsi.

Meanwhile, the Chinese government is intent on turning its wind energy industry into the global leader, helping manufacturers coordinate export strategies and providing various sorts of technical assistance.