Sentence examples for intent to argue from inspiring English sources
Competing for a shrinking sliver of undecided voters, many of them women, their engagements at times bordered on physical as they circled each other or bounded out of their seats while the other was speaking, at times more intent to argue than to address the questions over jobs, taxes, energy, immigration and a range of other issues.
She said it was time there was an offence of possessing firearms with intent to supply, arguing: "Those people who are supplying the firearms are as guilty as the people using them when it comes to the impact".
But on Tuesday, Abortion Access Now PEI (AAN PEI) notified the province of its intent to sue, arguing the policy violates PEI residents' rights to equal access to healthcare under section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Any scientists would call this scientific misconduct, not just "administrative" misconduct and for the DOI to hide behind an unwillingness to argue "intent" does not make the misconduct any less egregious.
If any of the emails reveal discriminatory intent, the U.S. will still have to argue to get them admitted as evidence during the trial phase of the lawsuit.
However, Andersen lawyers are planning to argue that Mr. Duncan denied having the intent to obstruct justice until almost the day he decided to reach a plea bargain.
They went on to argue protesters took part in a "conspiracy" with intent to cause a public disturbance.
Its intent is to strengthen the base for those who are attempting to argue for health in a variety of foreign policy settings.
He seems to argue that it is impossible to truly steal from a man intent on all but burning his own money in pursuit of re-election.
He wanted to argue self-defense, while his lawyer wanted to present a defense based on lack of intent.
