He also said he had no intention of resigning, asserting that his departure could plunge the country into chaos.
He warns against "the United States' declared intention to assert American leadership over the whole world".
In 1989, Slobodan Milosevic signaled his intentions to assert Serbian dominance within the federation by removing the autonomous status of Kosovo and Vojvodina.
Intention, she asserts, is the killer of creativity, for it introduces self-consciousness where before, there was none.
In the light of the Holocaust and other atrocities of war, that intention is to assert, as the default position, a status of inviolability for the human individual, independently of any other fact about him or her.
Yet even as he referred to the danger of "world conquest" he paradoxically asserted his intention of withdrawing American troops from the struggle.
That may sound convenient, but it also means that thousands of old works would be essentially copyrighted even though their creators, if they're even alive, have asserted no intention of seeking that status.
Don't these intentions unavoidably assert superiority?
Rather, producer Lisa Vogel asserts that the intention of the space has always been for women who have lived their entire lives as women, and continue to walk through the world as women.
Suppose, similarly, that in general, or perhaps always, speakers do have communicative intentions of some kind when asserting.
