Sentence examples for intent to launch from inspiring English sources

But the company soldiered on, intent to launch its in-house hardware product, and insofar as its intentions can be regarded as pure, there are certainly worse motives than the goal of connecting loved ones.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea neared completion of the hurried transition to its young new leader, Kim Jong-un, on Thursday, as a confrontation with the United States loomed over the North's intent to launch a long-range rocket.

Yet some terrorism specialists point out that ISIS is consumed by the sectarian wars in Syria and Iraq, and has shown no intent to launch attacks in the West, or any ability to do so.

Professor Adam Arkin is among the small group of scientific, business and policy leaders who today announced their intent to launch The Genome Project-write (HGP-write) in 2016.

The government has dealt a blow to the Daily Mirror publisher's £200m takeover of the Express and Star titles by signalling its intent to launch an investigation into the deal over issues including editorial independence.

While one could not, as a result, give too much credence to some of the individual reports, the totality of the information in this body of reporting clearly reiterated a consistent and critically important theme: bin Laden's intent to launch terrorist attacks within the United States...

The airlock production will have to go through a series of phases as outlined by an agreement signed by NASA and NanoRacks as a preliminary step ahead of development late last year, and then if all goes according to plan the intent is to launch the airlock on an ISS resupply mission currently slated for 2019.

Following several years of exploratory discussions, it took a similar formal declaration of intent in 1991 to launch the Human Genome Project.

Western Union and China have signed a letter of intent for China to launch a Western Union satellite, the official China News Service said.

Cole said that UBC already has letters of intent for deals to launch the RadioPlayer in eight countries – four will be subject to licensing arrangements and the other four will see a bespoke internet player built.

– He, at one time, planned to launch "Project Reith" – a clandestine board of investors intent on taking over the BBC.