Sentence examples for intention to gather from inspiring English sources

More than 16,700 people indicated on Facebook their intention to gather in Revolution Square, a stone's throw from the Kremlin, this Saturday.

The University of Cambridge's branch of the international charity Giving What We Can teamed up with Empathy Action with the intention to gather students in the cellars at one of the institution's colleges, Clare, to act out what it would be like to 'live hand-to-mouth in a poverty trap'.

Also complicating the atmosphere was the release of a human rights report by the State Department on Friday that was highly critical of China, and the administration's intention to gather European support to censure Beijing for its human rights record at the annual meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva in April.

"But it's certainly not the intention to gather these powers and then increase them straight away.

After analysing different techniques used in future studies, the Delphi method was chosen given an intention to gather an important group of experts and asked them to express opinions about and to discuss the proposed topics.

"I think the big difference between most countries and the U.S., is that governments are more straightforward now about their intentions to gather information on private communications," he said.

If the intention is to gather the full range of citizen perspectives, there needs to be a recognition that not everyone will respond to the same methods.

His intention was to gather the nature-given energy that American-Indian tribesmen have traditionally associated with this animal, so that he might use it in bringing harmonious order to the chaotic world in which we live.

Wibe replied that her intention was to gather the party.

The intention is to gather aerodynamic performance data on the vehicle and to test one of the "abort modes" — when SpaceShipTwo stays "mated" to the carrier aircraft in case of a problem and returns to the airport.

His intention was to gather a harvest of biche-de-mer, an edible sea-slug common in these waters which evidently commanded a great price in the Chinese market.