Sentence examples for intent to move from inspiring English sources

"We've never wavered in our intent to move forward.

Talks with the project's engineers have been cordial, the conservation group and residents say, but the developer has expressed its intent to move forward with the project.

And when the couple announced their intent to move in together and eventually marry, Mr. Seigerman's father found the news to be particularly satisfying.

Democratic leaders in Congress have rejected that position as a "nonstarter" and indicated their intent to move the bill with the current language intact.

They include prior written notice to the remaining parent of the intent to move, and a waiting period during which the remaining parent can file an objection.

*If Jacqui Smith's cleverly calibrated non-denial denial to a reporter's inquiry ("fuck off") doesn't swing it, she should publicly state her intent to move to Salford if and when she gets the job.

In 1910, Parsons wrote that his design intent was to move visitors "through a rocky defile and again creeping along the base of a cliff with grassy slopes falling away below".

Another military analyst, the report said, told investigators that the outreach program's intent "was to move everyone's mouth on TV as a sock puppet".

"If they succeed they will get more lots," he said, noting that after the South Ward, the intent is to move into the West Ward.

The letters argued that the laws in these states do not bar such voters from voting in their former jurisdictions if their intent is to move back as soon as circumstances allow.

Its intent was to move a user's "acts and performances" from the stage of the profile page to a single and central stage, a single place for Audience.