Sentence examples for intent to remove the from inspiring English sources

The strikes would almost surely rely on cruise missiles, and would not involve troops on the ground or any stated intent to remove the country's president, Mr. Assad.

Mr. Fager appears intent to remove the word "beleaguered" from descriptions of his news division, and replacing an outsider, Ms. Couric, with Mr. Pelley could be part of the reconstruction.

ITS arm painfully twisted, Ariel Sharon's cabinet declared on June 6th its "intent" to remove the 21 Jewish settlements in the Gaza strip, plus four outlying ones in the northern West Bank, by the end of 2005.

In a conference call with analysts in September, Graham Burton, vice president for global clinical research and regulatory affairs at Johnson & Johnson, said, "No one has given us any indication that it is their intent to remove the product from the market".

Her skull reveals numerous cuts on the face, chops to the forehead and back of the skull, and penetrating knife wounds with the "clear intent" to remove the brain.

In a step back towards the old Digg, Digg Product manager Mike Cieri just sent out an email to partner publishers stating the intent to remove the RSS submitted stories feature.

They are clearly stating their intent to remove these dams because this is a good business deal for them".

Now, it is claimed on the part of Ohle that he went to Chicago in November, 1883; that it was his intent to remove to the state of Illinois, and with the purpose of completing his education by going through this school at Janesville, and then pursuing his vocation in life in the state of Illinois.

The second "significance" filter, with the intent to remove signatures that are consistently present at background levels, excluded signatures lower than 3 TPM in both libraries according to the criteria described by [ 34].

The bond does not survive, but set out the conspirator's intent to remove Darnley.

The FDA announced its intent to remove partially hydrogenated oils from its list of ingredients that are "generally recognized as safe" (GRAS).