Sentence examples for intention of enforcing from inspiring English sources
Though the company confirmed it had no intention of enforcing the patents against researchers, the scope of their voluntary forbearance from enforcement was apparently restricted to basic research, not clinical research that entailed testing and reporting results as part of a clinical study, even a federally funded one.
The federal government has no intention of enforcing the laws against illegal immigration.
However, Michael Clarke did not seem the least bothered that the follow-on had been saved since he clearly had no intention of enforcing it.
James Posch, the chief executive of Test Central, said the company had no intention of enforcing its patent against nonprofit institutions.
The defendants argued against the temporary injunction, saying the state had no intention of enforcing sanctions against doctors whose admitting privileges applications were pending.
Mr. Rushdie emerged from hiding more than a decade ago, after the government of Mohammad Khatami, Iran's reformist president, announced in 1998 that it had no intention of enforcing or helping anyone to enforce the fatwa.
But like most OECD countries, the U.K. has now revealed it has little intention of actually enforcing the law anytime soon.
China contends that more than 80percentt of the sea is under its purview, and in a signal of its intention to enforce that claim, the nation has taken virtual ownership from the Philippines of the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea.
After the Howard government won control of both houses of parliament, Australia learnt of Howard's intention to privatise the corporation – in the same way we learnt of the Coalition's intention to enforce Work Choices six weeks after the election; there was no disclosure before the 2004 election.
Same-sex hand-holding days, "Vagina Monologues" performances, diversity training seminars, minority support groups, "no means no" dating rules, textbooks purified of gender, racial or class stereotypes -- for all their good intentions, these manifestations of enforced tolerance can create a stultifying air of conformity in college life.
