Sentence examples for intent to further from inspiring English sources

"The connectivity that is at the heart of globalisation can be exploited by states with hostile intent to further their aims deniably," he said.

But he added that several of the laws that the people in Portland were charged with violating "rest on guilt by association and don't require the government to prove any intent to further terrorist activity of any kind".

At the time, the chairman and managing director, Sunil Bharti Mittal, said the deal "underlines our intent to further expand our operations to international markets where we can implant our unique business model".

Concerning the New York State law that membership in the Communist Party was prima-facie evidence that a teacher was not qualified to remain in the educational system, Brennan emphasized that "mere knowing membership without a specific intent to further the unlawful aims of an organization is not a constitutionally adequate basis for exclusion from such positions as those held by appellants".

The narrowness of the standard is suggested by a baffling sentence in the verdict: the tribunal's majority "considers Stanisic's reference to killings and his remark that 'we'll exterminate them completely' to be too vague to be construed as support for the allegation that Stanisic shared the intent to further the alleged common criminal purpose".

The fact they have not is a clear indication of its intent to further escalate the crisis.

For example, Missouri Revised Statutes (578.425) provide increased sentencing for any one convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor which is committed for the benefit of, at the direction of, or in association with, any criminal street gang, with the specific intent to promote, further, or assist in any criminal conduct by gang members.

And he is intent on using it to further his political ambitions.

Mr. Othman signaled his intent to appeal further, she said, and the process could take months.

Some people may be using #AllLivesMatter with the intent to actually further historic discrimination, while others may be using it with no ill intent, thinking it's benign in nature.

"The intent was to further Palestinian development by fostering a free-market economy, training skilled businesspeople to be its future captains of industry," said Pat Kabra, a consulate spokeswoman in Jerusalem.