Sentence examples for intent on waging from inspiring English sources

It seems that some gangs are intent on waging a feud where human life counts for nothing.

Turkey has come to a point where the government, setting aside timid attempts at conciliation, seems intent on waging all-out war against any opposition to its policies.

Mr. Putin asked why the United States was seeking to take out stable if autocratic leaders like Mr. Assad and why it was so intent on waging war in the Middle East.

For understandable reasons, the Americans do not want to give the impression that they are so intent on waging war against Saddam Hussein that they are rushing to judgment, caring nothing for the evidence.

Mr. Fearon and Mr. Laitin highlight the role of "insurgency" as a cause of civil war: weak states are unable to suppress insurgents intent on waging a civil war.

Yet politicians in positions of power are apparently intent on waging yet another self-defeating crypto war.

Those who join our enemy with the intent of waging war on America should no longer be entitled to the rights and privileges of American citizenship, including the rights and privileges of having a United States passport that can be used as a tool to wage terror against America.

In its determination to kill Christians, whom it gleefully terms as its "favorite prey," the Islamic State has underscored its intent to wage a war of sectarian bloodshed in Egypt akin to the one it inflicted on Syria and Iraq.

Each club and agent I've spoken to say that Football League clubs are intent on reducing their wage bills.

A revolt by householders forced the government to exempt domestic servants from the rule.But Kuwait remains intent on trying to make wage levels converge.

Intent on winning ratification, Mr. Toussaint is waging his own feverish campaign, delivering four or five speeches a day at bus garages and subway terminals to press workers to approve the settlement.