Sentence examples for intention to disrupt from inspiring English sources

I think they have a clear intention to disrupt this country".

"Until now we don't have the intention to disrupt the gas pipeline," Brang Lai said.

"There is no intention to disrupt the ceasefire, rather the purpose of the operation was to remove an immediate and dangerous threat posted by the Hamas terror organisation".

On Friday, at least 76 protesters were arrested in various parts of the city center after signaling an intention to disrupt business at the sites of several international corporations in Copenhagen, including the shipping giant Maersk, McDonald's and other firms.

The anti-terrorist committee said the weapons seizure was a "notable blow to the terrorist underground, leaving it no intention to disrupt the Olympic games in Sochi and destabilise the situation in the North Caucasus region".

"We have taken note of his intention to disrupt peaceful elections in Kashmir, and to continue his hostile postures towards India," an Indian government spokeswoman, Nirupama Rao, said in a statement.

According to Dick Lehr's 2014 book The Birth of a Nation, Trotter arrived one night at Boston's Tremont Theatre with intentions to disrupt the screenings – his presence prompted crowds outside to swell to 2,000 people.

You may recall that announcement in which Facebook outlined its intentions to disrupt how people communicate by offering a scalable, artificial intelligence-laden way for users to get the one-to-one info they need conversationally without requiring one-to-one human employees to be available for every facet of that conversation.

Terrorist group al Shabaab had stated its intentions to disrupt the election, and all main roads in the capital were closed, with African Union peacekeepers patrolling the city.

The intention is to "disrupt the marketplace, show people we're doing something different," explained Lisa Manley, the company's director of Sustainability Communications.

But Mr. Sheinkman's intention is to disrupt that surface by drawing in what might be called a negative way: what makes his lines and delineates his forms is not a pencil but an eraser.