Sentence examples for intention of admitting from inspiring English sources

"We have absolutely no intention of admitting students on any basis other than academic ability and potential.

Mr. Khodorkovsky has repeatedly denied that he broke any laws and said in a statement released on Wednesday that he had no intention of admitting so now.

Meaning, Augusta had no desire or intention of admitting African-American (men) as late as the sunset of the 20th century.

Assessment of the change in the stage of admission in universities with similar history has been performed with the intention of admitting students with more maturity, yet the similar suggestion in Iran (besides maturity) is made to improve basic sciences.

Second, the notion of intention admits of various readings, and there is a reading of intention suitable for theological voluntarism that does not have the untoward result that no created rational beings could ever act contrary to a divine intention.

His original intention to admit guilt privately and repay tax came unstuck when the existence of the secret account emerged in the press.

The intention is that each cluster will have a fixed national price based on the national weighted average cost of admitted and non-admitted care.

Christie once again denied that he had any intention of running, but admitted that being thought of as a viable, sought-after candidate was, of course, flattering.

And it is tricky to get at true intentions, admits Nick Sparrow of ICM, a polling company.

Assistant commissioner John Yates insisted he has no intention of quitting over the affair, despite admitting that it had been "damaging" to the reputation of the police.

But Yates insisted he had no intention of quitting over the affair, despite admitting that it had been "damaging" to the reputation of the police.