Sentence examples for intention of granting from inspiring English sources

And he has no intention of granting it, either.

Palestinians worried that Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had little intention of granting them what they consider their due -- all of the occupied lands in a truly sovereign state.

Chris Coleman has rebuilt his managerial reputation with Wales and the FAW had no intention of granting Hull City permission to speak to the 46-year‑old when the Premier League club approached them last month.

"I have no intention of granting a permit for our taxpayer-owned facilities for a profit-making enterprise which depicts an ethnic group in stereotypical fashion," Mr. Treffinger said today.

"As previously stated, the board has no intention of granting security over Ibrox.

Even in the moments of joy that followed the final whistle, Newcastle fans swiftly turned their attention to their unpopular owner Mike Ashley, with resounding chants of "Get Out Of Our Club" - a wish it seems he has no intention of granting.

When the revolution began, he arrested and executed countless people who believed in the power of nonviolence, while releasing hundreds of Salafists from prison – Salafists who have no intentions of granting women equal rights.

1945 Britain regains control of the country from Japan, also with assistance from the AFPFL, which by now has changed sides after it became clear that Japan had no intention of honouring its promise of granting independence.

"Reasonable people of good intentions and good faith can disagree about the wisdom of granting discounted tuition to undocumented students," Suthers wrote in his opinion.

126 of the TEU even included the intention to grant a European dimension to the experience of students and teachers of the Member States.

However, the Takeover Panel took the highly unusual step of granting a last-minute extension to its deadline, giving Boparan until 7pm to clarify his intentions.