Sentence examples for intent to challenge from inspiring English sources

In a news conference before the Yankees' game in Chicago, Rodriguez declined to discuss the suspension or accusations that he used banned substances, but he reiterated his intent to challenge the league's ruling.

In early 2015 Mbabazi announced his intent to challenge Museveni for the NRM presidential nomination but later said that he would instead run as an independent candidate, citing what he claimed were attempts by the NRM to block his efforts.

The United States Chamber of Commerce and a group of automobile dealers have already indicated their intent to challenge the rules in court, saying the E.P.A. does not have authority to allow California to set its own emissions standards for vehicles.

Inspectors found the strategy was a "clear statement of intent to challenge and support schools to improve".

Out of the promoted teams, Swindon have already stated their intent to challenge at the top of the league and Crawley, Shrewsbury and Crewe are all set up to have a good season as they look to achieve safety in their first season in League One.

To be completely honest, it was never my intent to challenge Coogler on the most polarizing scene in the film.

Cramming a DJ booth, coat check room, bar, and light-up dancefloor into its 2.8 square metre space, the project's intent was to challenge the absurdity of the over-priced and elitist clubbing experience.

Quiz questions were created to introduce "desirable difficulties," as our intent was to challenge the students' level of recall (Bjork and Bjork, 2011).

Chief executive Luke Negus-Hill said: "This is a fantastic signing for us and a real signal of our intent to be challenging in our first year as Notts County Ladies in the FAWSL".

In fact, Mr. Landgraf said, the intent is to "begin to challenge the broadcast networks," which he criticized for the sameness of their programming and their efforts to be "all things to all people".

With that perspective, I understood that his intent had never been to challenge me personally or professionally.