Sentence examples for intention of advancing from inspiring English sources
Up until now, every American President who set foot in Jerusalem in recent years had come with the intention of advancing peace negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
The task allocated to the British Commonwealth force was to take these positions with the intention of advancing the line from the southern bank of the Imjin to a line of hills to the north, in total an objective that stretched more than 15 km.
Although an Asian regional consensus on the next steps requires further concerted action under national and regional leadership, the participants agreed their intention to advance acceleration towards elimination of TB in the following ways.
In his latest single, Advance, Perth singer-songwriter Nicholas Allbrook, replaces the nation-fortifying intentions of Advance Australia Fair with a laconic portrayal of the country's disinclination for the kind of enthusiastic patriotism commonly seen in other parts of the world.
Miliband did not hide his intention to advance in increments.
Reid then proceeded to read through a list of stalled executive branch nominees and, just to make the point that Republicans have no intention of letting them advance, he objected to all of them himself.
The purpose of this review is to describe highlights from original research publications related to osteoarthritis (OA), epigenetics and genomics with the intention of recognising significant advances.
Colonna had no intention of stopping his advance, however.
Thus Nikephoros' scheme had backfired: Instead of a weak Bulgaria, a new and warlike nation had been established at the Empire's northern border, and Sviatoslav showed every intention of continuing his advance south into Byzantium.
What is more, some made contradictory statements regarding the intention and implementation of advance directives.
An advance notice bylaw is one that requires stockholders wishing to make nominations or proposals at a corporation's annual meeting to give notice of their intention in advance of so doing.
