Sentence examples for intent to order from inspiring English sources

Before exercising the FDIC's authority to order the bank to close a covered interstate branch, the FDIC will issue to the bank a notice of the FDIC's intent to order the closure and will schedule a hearing within 60 days of issuing the notice.

As applied to the present case, Amazon argues that display of information about an item on BN's menu page does not indicate an item located with an intent to place the order; only after one moves from BN's menu page to its product page has one "located" the item for purposes of placing the order by a single action.

Rather than letting anyone hit the order, because they are faster than everyone else, they can see your intent to hit the order or your reaction either directly or algorithmically to the quote and take action.

And FACA's legislative history does not display an intent to widen the Order's application to encircle it.

"However, we will be filing a notice of intent to appeal in order to preserve the right to do so," he said.

Mr. Trump had signaled his intent to make the order one of his first acts as president, which pleased anti-abortion activists at home.

A license had been issued for the marriage on November 27, 1582, with only one reading (instead of the usual three) of the banns, or announcement of the intent to marry in order to give any party the opportunity to raise any potential legal objections.

Singapore – Trimester 2A, 2015  - In taking Business Capstone, I think the lecturer and other parties should be more aware on other students that have the intent to cheat in order to get full marks on the simulation.

Interested students must complete an Intent to Minor form in order to receive priority in the studio enrollment process.

"There is simply no evidence whatsoever" that would allow the court "to infer an intent to violate a court order or confidentiality," the judge wrote.

Nonetheless, Trump announced Saturday his intent to issue an executive order that would make federal research funding contingent on whether a given college adequately protects free speech.