Sentence examples for intention to arrest from inspiring English sources
The British government has stated its intention to arrest him if he leaves the embassy in London.
Updated at 3.47pm BST 3.26pm BST The calls to protest the British government's declared intention to arrest Assange are starting to mount up from various, if predictable, quarters.
In court yesterday, Mr. Sterling was not accompanied by a lawyer, but a defense lawyer in the building was summoned after Detective Devlin told a prosecutor and a court officer of his intention to arrest him, the police said.
In any case, at the end of March four American contractors were hanged, burned, and dismembered, in Falluja, and, a few days later, the authorities announced their intention to arrest the Shiite "firebrand" Moqtada al-Sadr for the murder of a Shiite cleric in 2003.
"People will be taking direct action but there is no intention to get arrested and break the law, and if there is any violence it will not come from us".
Quick says he can't comment on details. 12.20pm: Quick confirms that the intention was to arrest Green.
The noble intention is to arrest economic deprivation at birth, yet too often it helps foster the very conditions it seeks to combat.
Quick says the intention was to arrest Green earlier in the day and it would have been unforgivable not to notify Cameron.
Police briefly arrested Hazare on Tuesday after he declared his intention to hold a public hunger strike in defiance of restrictions placed on the demonstration.
His intention, he said, was to arrest the man.
He said: "We had no intention to lead the police to arrest anybody involved with drugs in Swansea.
