Sentence examples for intention of recognising from inspiring English sources

Boots "had no intention of recognising the union," they said.

The purpose of this review is to describe highlights from original research publications related to osteoarthritis (OA), epigenetics and genomics with the intention of recognising significant advances.

An intention to recognise same-sex marriages registered elsewhere in the UK and overseas.

Any organisation can add events to Enterprise Week with the intention of building skills, recognising opportunities and inspiring confidence.

Although these findings are promising, people do not always act upon their intentions, the well recognised intention-behaviour gap.

These include: (i) the ability to distinguish programme content from commercials; (ii) the ability to recognise the basic intention of food advertising, which is to sell or promote their products (to distinguish selling intent) and; (iii) scepticism and awareness of biased messages related to advertised food products (to distinguish persuasive intent).

If they were not so allergic to Freud, who speaks of unconscious intentions, they might recognise that this is as much stale news as many another supposedly novel insight.

Additional interviewees were also recognised through the observation of board meetings with the intention of getting a variety of perspectives and evidence.

He clearly has no intention of being just another participant, as the Lusaka agreement prescribes, and will expect to be recognised as head of state.

We are [now] able to recognise symptoms and interact with an [HIV-infected] individual with an intention of counselling or persuading them not to waste their time visiting traditional healers".

The IASB and FASB have the longer-term intention of tackling trickier accounting issues such as the treatment of mergers and deciding when revenue should be recognised.