Sentence examples for intent to lay from inspiring English sources

In a message posted on its Web site, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants said Wednesday that it had received notice from American of its intent to lay off union members with the least seniority.

But the statute is so broad that it does not require an intent to lie or proof of harm.

"Proving there was intent to lie is a heavy burden for the prosecution.

The commentary emphasized Mr. McFaul's relationship with opposition leaders and suggested that his intent was to lay the groundwork for revolution.

The agreement, once signed, also stipulates the city's intent this month to lay off about 1,000 provisional employees — those full-time, unionized workers who have not passed the civil service exam and have fewer job protections — and it delays by 90 days another set of layoffs that had been announced for more than 1,000 permanently assigned employees, city and union officials said.

The Bush administration's evident intent is to encourage Palestinians to lay down arms by holding out statehood as a reward.

We do not judge a magician or poker player's intent to deceive as lying.

A putative refugee would need a visa before an airline would let them board, and as there are no visas given for the purpose of asylum-seeking they would have to lie about their intent in the UK.

To many, Nascar appeared to be secretive about what it has found so far, and Nascar's chairman, Bill France Jr., said in an interview with MSNBC.com yesterday that it was not Nascar's intent to appear to be lying or misleading anyone.

Police call this "intent to kill," but to a lay observer it just looks like video-game-style excess.

Be prepared to lie, lie, lie.