Sentence examples for intention that will from inspiring English sources

1. Intention -- It is the setting of an intention that will call in wonderful resources, opportunities and people.

One of the world's most prominent and outspoken charities, Médecins Sans Frontières, has pulled out of this month's landmark world humanitarian summit, describing it as a "fig-leaf of good intentions" that will do little to protect the planet's most vulnerable people or those trying to help them.

Intentions that will take my world to new heights and push myself to new limits.

There's no amount of good intentions that will make this the best place for a live tiger.

Today, I encourage you to identify these self-limiting habits, and replace them with positive intentions that will help make your dreams a reality.

"Let me explain how the coalition will work — it's operating under U.S. command with the intention that this will transfer to NATO," Mr. Cameron said.

Beginning at the end of April, several imprints will introduce age classification on their backlist titles with the intention that this will be introduced across all publications later in the year.

Artist Rooms will take the form of 50 rooms of contemporary art by 25 artists, with the intention that they will be seen across the UK and not just in London and Edinburgh.

Unlike traditional R&D labs and "skunkworks" projects, Pure Storage has a dedicated internal "startup within a startup" that works on products with the intention that they that will be shipped to customers, not remain purely research projects.

"It's not our intention that they will engage in actual combat," he said.

Schofield then adjourned the inquests with the intention that they will be held in June next year.