Sentence examples for intent to work with from inspiring English sources

Both Ms. Clark and her rival New Democratic leader, John Horgan, praised the Green Party's performance and highlighted their intent to work with Mr. Weaver.

In the letter written by co-chairmans Wayne Wild and Ozz Jones, the Trust stated its intent to work with the owners in taking the club forward and – through various initiatives – give the club back to the fans.

"The WA government should demonstrate its intent to work with the commonwealth towards Closing The Gap, by agreeing to sign the NPA and outlining its multi-year funding commitment".

"We appreciate and take very seriously the committee's important oversight role and have nothing but the strongest intent to work with the committee to help it understand these events," Kenneth D. Lewis, the bank's chief executive, said in a letter to Mr. Towns.

We officially announced our intent to work with MySpace back in May because we believe strongly in offering the exchange of public information between our complimentary services.

"'Swim Me' was written without any intent to work with vocals.

"As team leader in the project, the defendant had no intention to work with the contractors with the intent to commit corruption," he said in his opinion.

And the EPA, the Council on Environmental Quality and the Department of Interior jointly announced their intent to "work in coordination with appropriate regional, state, and local entities to help diversify and strengthen the Appalachian regional economy and promote the health and welfare of Appalachian communities".

"It is our intent to work in a cooperative fashion with the current player representatives to add to the force of the players' claims in the case based on our belief that our prospective clients are more 'typical' of the average N.F.L. player from an interest, financial and damages perspective," the letter read.

Traditionally, it's the time of year vendors hawk their gear in halls containing a perturbing whiff of ammonia, research announcements provide relief from the festival of commerce, and government mandarins hobnob with corporate types - all with the implied intent to work together to protect people's data.

I like Wynton Marsalis' description of democracy as like jazz, in Ken Burn's "Jazz": "an argument with the intent to work something out".