Sentence examples for intent to disrupt from inspiring English sources

Desiree Fairooz, an activist with the leftwing NGO Code Pink, was found guilty of engaging in "disorderly or disruptive conduct" with the intent to disrupt congressional proceedings, as well as "parading, demonstrating or picketing".

Desiree Fairooz, an activist associated with the organization Code Pink, was found guilty on two counts: one for engaging in "disorderly or disruptive conduct" with the intent to disrupt congressional proceedings and a separate count for parading, demonstrating or picketing.

The semantic and structural disruption, starting with the novel's unfinished title, reflects its anarchic intent – to disrupt the comfortably smug, middle-class sensibility personified by Genevieve and her dinner party set, with their stultifying prejudice and snobbery.

"He showed up with a protest sign, with intent to disrupt," Mr. La Vorgna said.

Professor Chaison interpreted the union's warning as a very clear threat of the pilots' intent to disrupt operations, unless the company met its pension obligations.

Amazon, in partnership with Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, has announced its intent to disrupt the industry — among other ways, by reinventing primary-care delivery.

In a recent interview with The Stranger, Sleidi said the duo's intent was to "disrupt [the] comfort" of the targeted entrepreneurs.

At least in part, their intent was to disrupt exactly what events like the Boston Marathon celebrate: the American given, as found along a 26.2-mile stretch of Massachusetts pavement.

The intent is to disrupt epileptiform activity before a seizure can develop.

"There's got to be a connection between the item and some intent to possibly disrupt the event or hurt some person," he said.

A senior White House official said the administration's intent was not to disrupt existing business.