Sentence examples for intention for all from inspiring English sources

The founder, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, may have missed the best moment to sell, if that's his intention for all or part of his family's 36.5% stake.

Late Friday, by a vote of 268 to 251, the assembly's commissioners approved the amendment that rules out any official sanction of same-sex unions, declaring instead that the Bible and the church's historic confessions of faith "teach that God's intention for all people is to live either in fidelity within the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman or in chastity in singleness".

"I think that Iran has proven now, particularly during the government of Dr Rouhani, that it has good intentions for all of its neighbours and is working to promote peace and security," she said.

Intentions for all British troops to leave Camp Bastion by the end of this year remain in place.

Indeed, for all his good intentions, for all his admirable pragmatism, Mr. Obama has only himself to blame for his predicament.

Despite an increase in clinicians' knowledge scores, our implementation strategy did not, however, significantly change clinician behaviour intentions for all three bowel management practices.

As with the rest of the products in HERE, Nokia's intention is for all of this to be interoperable with different smartphone platforms.

Second, my intention is for all Tesla employees to remain shareholders of the company, just as is the case at SpaceX.

The intention is for all these sensors to be housed in the Scarab wearable, which they're aiming to shrink to perhaps an inch square — although it's worth stressing they are on where near that point yet.

This trial design is suitable in this context because, in line with the NICE guidelines, the intention is for all prisons to have access to the intervention.

Despite the best of intentions, and for all his fine words, Mr. Obama became one of the midwives of this dangerous and angry new world, where his enlightened cosmopolitanism increasingly looks like an anachronism.