Sentence examples for intention of ignoring from inspiring English sources

We have no desire or intention of ignoring scientific advice".

The Kremlin clearly has no intention of ignoring such double standards.

"The loss of talent, of human capital, was simply an educational catastrophe, one that CUNY had no intention of ignoring," Mr. Hershenson said.

While the stores have no intention of ignoring that shopper, "we've got the ability to customize according to the customer," he said.

And while Disney does not market specifically to older adults, the rising roster of restaurants serving alcohol in California Adventure, a part of the resort that opened in 2001 adjacent to alcohol-free Disneyland, suggests that Disney has no intention of ignoring them, either.

As a general policy, TechCrunch writers have every intention of ignoring any similar shenanigans for the foreseeable future.

In a letter this summer to the E.P.A., two top state officials wrote: "We write to inform you that Texas has neither the authority nor the intention of interpreting, ignoring or amending its laws in order to compel the permitting of greenhouse-gas emissions".

Or the times when I have attended People of Color retreats to learn that white practitioners affiliated with the community feel we're being separatist and ignoring the intention of being "one in practice": the "why can't we all just love each other" paradox.

One of his political aides noted recently at the funeral of former President Ronald Reagan that Mr. Bush "has no intention of letting this issue get ignored," as critics said Mr. Reagan had done.

A broad set of search items, things like "kindle," "apple," and "bloomingdales" are being listened for, logged, and intercepted, and the user's intention ignored.

"You mustn't ignore the doctrinal intention of your book," he said.