Sentence examples for intention of introducing from inspiring English sources

Most, including the Caymans, have since announced that they have no intention of introducing Cameron's reforms.

It's been nine years since Thomasina Miers launched Wahaca with the intention of introducing British palates to Mexican flavours.

It has given the train and station operators until July 24 to reply to its proposals, with the intention of introducing new regulations within a year.

Environment minister Thérèse Coffey said the government had "no intention" of introducing a ban, but "every intention" of persecuting those who illegally kill birds of prey.

The home secretary made clear in May last year that she had no intention of introducing the necessary legislation to give the police the right to strike.

Appearing before the House of Commons justice select committee, Gove confirmed he had no intention of introducing "artificial" changes to sentencing policy to reduce the record 85,000 prison population in England and Wales.

It was the publication of topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge by the Irish Daily Star in September 2012 that prompted the current Irish justice minister, Alan Shatter, to announce his intention to revisit the idea of introducing a privacy law.

Del. Patrick A. Hope (D-Arlington) on Friday declared his intention to introduce articles of impeachment.

Senator Frank Church informed the administration of his intention to introduce a resolution condemning Diệm's anti-Buddhist repression and calling for the termination of aid unless religious equality was instituted.

In his first official press briefing last year, Linehan talked about his intention to introduce new types of music to the Edinburgh programme.

This morning everyone involved, from the Home Office, where the minister James Brokenshire has ordered an immediate inquiry, to the company involved, is strongly denying there was ever any intention to introduce a kind of apartheid in the town.