Sentence examples for intention to abide from inspiring English sources

Syria will also be required to affirm its intention to abide by UN resolutions covering its relations with Lebanon.

President Chiang pledged that the government would carry out these recommendations, and the political parties stated their intention to abide by them.

Judge Mukasey should submit an updated answer confirming his intention to abide by the laws of this land rather than worrying about what is and isn't congenial.

"We have all intentions to abide by all city regulations in this new location as well as any future Grimaldi's Pizzeria," he said.

"Now that the appraisal has been performed, Doubleday, unhappy with the result, seeks to renege on his contractual obligation," Wilpon's seven-page complaint contends, "and has indicated his intention not to abide by the appraisal and not to transfer his interest in the team".

In 1984 he declared his intention to renounce his British nationality to abide by a new Zimbabwean law outlawing multiple citizenship.

He said that his party had time and again promised to abide by the election and that it had no intention of going back to war.

Now, we might imagine that each participant in shared activity might have the authority unilaterally to revise or defeat the intention in light of those changing circumstances, whereupon other participants would have to abide by the change unless, of course, they think that some mistake has been made (Roth 2004).

In other words, regulations that are passed into law are meant to be taken seriously and states are obliged to abide to the regulations whether they suit their intentions or not.

"The collapse of Mr. Brahimi's truce — or, rather, the failure to abide by it — was only to be expected, especially since both sides did not have pure intentions," Al-Quds al-Arabi, an Arabic daily published in London, wrote in an editorial Monday.

If China fails to abide by W.T.O.