Sentence examples for intention of solving the from inspiring English sources

And you could just tell that he had every intention of solving the problem and coming on home".

"You could just tell that he had every intention of solving the problem and coming on home," Deena Burnett said of the resolute tone in the goodbye call from her husband, Thomas.

(Teaser: "If he chooses the dirty needle it is game over because it will confirm that Obama was just greenwashing, like the other well-oiled coal-fired politicians with no real intention of solving the addiction. Canada is going to sell its dope, if it can find a buyer.

[Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip] Erdogan has no real intention of solving the Kurdish issue through democratic means.

He opposes the US plan announced last week to send in ground troops, declaring: "The US has no intention of solving the conflict in Syria".

In this chapter, the initiative requirements describe the intentions of solving the problems about the environment, i.e., the application problem, whereas the tasks of requirements engineering are recognizing and expressing the requirements and developing the software specifications with which and how to solve the application problem.

The organisation's first chairman, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, declared his intention to solve the problem of Stonehenge, but had no more success than archaeologists have had in deciding what the old stones were actually for.

Our initial intention was to solve the covering problem by solving partial covering problems until all the tests had been covered, as explained in the subsection "Methods".

Although the original intention of Regge was to construct techniques for solving the equations of GRT in the "difficult" cases, i.e., where there is no symmetry present and perturbation theory is not applicable.

He added that Grant's "Quaker Policy", despite having good intentions, failed to solve the real dilemma of the misunderstandings between "the motivations, purposes, and ways of thinking" between both White and Native American cultures.

For example, theory of mind [50]; i.e. the ability to identify the beliefs and intentions of others, could also be framed as solving the inverse problem of how others have solved theirs (see [51] for a discussion of related issues about bounded rationality in the context of game theory).