Sentence examples for intent on joining from inspiring English sources

As the American Pictures story goes, Holdt, facing multiple criminal charges after some nefarious left-wing activities during the late 60s, left Denmark intent on joining one of Latin America's various guerrilla movements.

But the deal means AT&T is intent on joining the trend toward wireless Internet applications.

"These were focused young men who were intent on joining a terrorist organization".

This policy comprises a preventative component too, so that people who are intent on joining Isis can be persuaded not to travel.

"Is he with you?" Soros asked, a little nervously, as the man got up and began to approach, apparently intent on joining our alfresco meal.

Ba was equally intent on joining Hoffenheim's Bundesliga rivals Stuttgart in 2009 but was told by his club that he must respect his contract, which expires in 2013.

Pain patients who expressed a likely intent to join an EPP class scored significantly higher on the contemplation scale (mean = 37.26) compared with those who expressed uncertainty or said they were unlikely to join (mean = 31.78), (CI = 2.51 to 8.45).

On Badawi's Facebook account, he declared his intent to join the fight and support violence against non-Muslims while Elhuzayel's Facebook account displayed the Islamic State flag as his profile picture.

India sent a letter on Monday to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the body responsible for international climate negotiations, stating its intent to join the Copenhagen Accord.

On 22 August 2010, French media reported that, on the eve of the team's match against Paris Saint-Germain, the midfielder had informed Bordeaux officials of his intent to join Lyon.

On April 29, 2006, after the final match of the K-1 World Grand Prix 2006 in Las Vegas, Lesnar announced his intent to join K-1's mixed martial arts league, Hero's.