Sentence examples for intention stands from inspiring English sources

The first link (to intention) stands for a person's estimation of the chances to succeed.

He cites the sentence "Jensen argued like a man filled with righteous indigestion" as an example of a text that can be read and interpreted, yet no agency, a fortiori no author's intention, stands behind it.

Icahn is very talented and intelligent, but I don't know what intentions stand behind the stock buying.

Lone laments that "huge military bases" won't accomplish any of the humanitarian missions that president Bush has outlined for AFRICOM, ignoring the fact that the Department of Defense has no stated intention to stand-up any new base anywhere on the continent.

Flint, who was a Home Office minister in the last Labour government and stood for the deputy leadership, announced her intention to stand on Wednesday night.

The post of deputy leader became vacant when Nicola Sturgeon announced her intention to stand for party leader in the wake of Alex Salmond's decision to stand down following the independence referendum.

After Brown stood down, David Miliband made clear his determination by being the first to declare his intention to stand, before Ed Miliband added his name to the list of contenders a week later and cast himself as an Obama-style "change" candidate.

The SDLP MP is considering whether or not he will stand for the leadership of the party in the autumn after the incumbent, Margaret Ritchie, announced her intention to stand down.

But he also announced his intention to stand in next year's presidential election.

Socialist Party leader Martine Aubry, who has not announced her intention to stand, would also get 21percentnt.

(Alleged remark to Tony Blair after Blair announced his intention to stand for a third term as Prime Minister).