Sentence examples for intent to call from inspiring English sources

At FEMA, Mr. Obama seemed intent to call Mr. Boehner's bluff.

Announcing his intent to call a special session to pass a budget and prevent a state government shutdown, Beshear blasted the leadership of both chambers for discarding his budget proposal.

In particular, no linear relationship emerges between the level of stroke awareness in a community, the behavioural intent to call emergency medical services (EMS) when witnessing a stroke, and the reduction of pre-hospital delays [ 25- 27].

Mr. Robert said his sole intent was to call attention to global warming.

But if your intent is to call attention to your house, if you want to treat your house as an experiment, that's a different story".

If the intent was to call as little attention as possible to what amounted to a painful admission of error — Hatfill said his life and career were ruined by government leaks that wrongly painted him as the murderer — the timing could not have been better.

The U.K.'s surprise General Election — called by Prime Minister Theresa May late last month, despite her previously stated intent not to call an election before 2020 — presumably caught the company on the hop.

Musk also reiterated the reasoning behind the car's name — the intent was to call it the Model E, but Ford blocked this because of its trademark on that name.

Sunni militants like Mr. Bakri are now intent on establishing similar zones to call their own.

The government lacked a majority in the Senate, which accordingly deferred approval of revenue supply, the intent being to force Whitlam to call an election.

"Lil' Philthy... he who once shouted 'stop wincing about' on an album... he who fuelled many a young boy's punk/metal hairstyles... he who played the drums with fury and intent... he who liked to call people 'wazzocks' once in a while... friend, Roman, Derbyshireman... rest in peace... with much love".