Sentence examples for intention according to from inspiring English sources

Injuries were defined as physical, non-chronic, unintentional or intentional injury or injury due to unclear intention, according to the International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision (ICD-10).

There is the intention, according to Levy, only to "strengthen in key positions".

Its intention, according to Lamelas, is to "reveal the subjective nature of Time".

His intention, according to the listing agent, was to create the look of an old-fashioned ship.

The intention, according to the show notes, was a study of "equilibrium and discord between old and new, night and day, seduction and subtlety".

They came for an exhibition polo match put on with the intention, according to the organizers, of bringing the elite sport down from on high.

The blast killed the bomber, a hitchhiker, and wounded the driver, an Israeli Arab evidently ignorant of his passenger's intentions, according to Israel television.

THE Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have not significantly dampened young Americans' purchasing plans, but they have made them more cynical about advertisers' intentions, according to several surveys.

Officials said they decided to disrupt any plot that might have been imminent, but the raid came before investigators understood the suspect's intentions, according to several federal officials.

De Gea has already declared his intentions, according to those nose-tappers in the know, and his status has even upgraded from "looking at houses in the Madrid area" to "has said goodbye to his United team-mates".

Stadium security guards, who had been prepared for the event, whisked Mr. Lopez and his father to the office of the team president, Randy Levine, where officials asked his intentions, according to a team spokeswoman.