Sentence examples for intention to delay from inspiring English sources

I hope there is no intention to delay.

Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman, said in an interview that there was no intention to delay lawyers' visits to Guantánamo.

Meanwhile, the Guardian Council has ignored the Interior Ministry's intention to delay the vote, leaving open the possibility that the military may run the elections.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said there was no intention to delay a vote on the nomination but "to find out whether he told the truth to the committee".

In Britain, where latest figures suggest that around 29,000 people a year die prematurely from particulate pollution and thousands more from long-term exposure to nitrogen dioxide gas, emitted largely by diesel engines, the government is being taken to court over its intention to delay addressing pollution for at least 10 years.

"The only non-automatic part of the proposed settlement with Mark Byford was the intention to delay the issuing of formal notice and to make a payment in lieu of notice: there is clear evidence that the trust was aware of both those points".

In conclusion, this study has improved our understanding of the socio-cognitive predictors of the intention to delayed sexual intercourse, to secondary abstinence and condom use among Ugandan adolescents with and without previous sexual experience.

As Kabila has repeatedly signaled his intentions to delay the 2016 presidential elections, both Kerry and Obama have publicly pushed him to abide by his nation's constitutional term limits for the sake of democracy in a nation once torn apart by sectarian warfare.

Further, all women, regardless of their marital status – or any other characteristic such as young age – must have full and equal access to appropriate information and quality contraception services in order to be able to achieve their reproductive intentions to delay, space, or limit pregnancy.

In the south the intention was to delay the Germans as much as possible to cover a French advance.

A Justice Department official, after a brief inquiry into the matter, said that no communication of any kind had been received from the Homeland Security Department and that no one at Justice had any intention of reviewing whether to delay the election.