Sentence examples for intention of both from inspiring English sources
Contrary to Ewens statement, the intention of both Kimura and King/Jukes was to show that drift was the main force of molecular evolution.
Produced and promoted by a strange collection of rightwing Christian evangelicals and exiled Egyptian Copts, the trailer was created with the intention of both destabilizing post-Mubarak Egypt and roiling the US presidential election.
"It is the stated intention of both parties that the agreement will be consistently deployed at local level with continuity of service in a way that means managerial executive action and industrial action become unnecessary.
Its capture would also allow Turkey and Russia to begin to credibly claim that they are primarily involved in Syria to combat Isis – a stated intention of both sides, which until now has not been supported across Syria's battlefields.
"The very clear and unmistakable intention of both Ray Charles and all his children was that, in exchange for a substantial payment, the children were not to raise any claims against their father's estate," Ms. Ervin said in a statement.
"I must say it has been the intention of both sides to deal with this in a frank and positive manner". British objections have also angered Iceland's rightwing opposition Independence Party, which was hounded out of office in February after decades dominating Icelandic politics.
This indicates that students who have intention of entrepreneurship (both in China and Indonesia) are those who have entrepreneurial experience and understanding about the possible obstacles that can arise in implementing entrepreneurship.
"Obviously, they have a capability of doing both, and the intention of doing both".
Most observers also believe that a drug benefit won't be enacted this year, despite the good intentions of both parties.
In divorce proceedings, too, civil law takes into account the merits of the case and divides assets based on the needs and intentions of both parties.
Egypt's democracy activists understandably fear the intentions of both the military and the Muslim Brotherhood, whose own democratic credentials are hardly above reproach.
