Sentence examples for intention to confront from inspiring English sources

"The kingdom signaled its intention to confront Iran and meet potential shortages in supply".

Now, with President Bush having made clear his intention to confront Saddam Hussein through military force if necessary, government officials, economists and executives are adding unsettling factors to their economic and financial planning.

It was never my intention to confront Robert Downey Jr about anything.

Even as he ruled out more government shutdowns in his interview with CNN, McConnell made clear his intention to confront President Barack Obama should he become majority leader next year.

In an interview with the Guardian at Cannes, Zvyagintsev denied that his intention was to confront power – especially as some 35% of Leviathan's funding came from Russia's ministry of culture.

Leaders must "educate and elevate," as Adlai Stevenson argued; until today's Democrats do that (like Howard Dean) and display the intellectual and intestinal gusto to confront the intentions of radical conservatism, they will remain in the minority.

Watts did what many people do when they feel outraged: She took to Facebook, announcing her intention to launch a new group to confront the scourge of gun violence in the U.S. to a grand total of about 75 friends.

During my stint with Save the Children, a refugee boy had the courage to confront my good intentions by informing me that the aid simply wasn't working.

Ana, the waitress he met last season, seems the best candidate, so Barb, spurred on by her cancer, decides to confront her about her intentions.

--Plans and intentiofs of Palestinian officials in West Bank and Gaza to confront environmental issues, particularly problems with water and waste management.

My intentions are to confuse the viewer and to confront him with these questions, which are the same questions with which I myself still struggle".