Sentence examples for intention to lay from inspiring English sources

CBS's C.E.O., Leslie Moonves, had evidently abandoned his stated intention to lay the evening news's "voice of God" format to rest.

Mr. Netanyahu said he told Mr. Obama of his intention to lay out his policies during a telephone conversation on Monday.

In 2009, Robert B. Robbins, a partner in the Washington office of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, unwittingly broadcast his law firm's intention to lay off several associates to fellow Amtrak passengers.

Further complicating the picture is the rise of the new Qaeda franchise, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, which has established footholds across northern and eastern Syria with the intention to lay the foundations of an Islamic state.

Mr. Bush signaled his intention to lay out a proposal for Palestinian statehood, which he will probably do in a speech next week, during private talks at the White House with Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Saud al-Faisal.

In a letter to Congressional leaders on Wednesday, Mr. Obama said it was his "intention to lay out a series of bipartisan proposals that the Congress can take immediately to continue to rebuild the American economy by strengthening small businesses, helping Americans get back to work, and putting more money in the paychecks of the middle class and working Americans".

Glass believes there was a deliberate intention to lie.

"I flatly reject the conclusion of the police that 'there was no deliberate intention to lie'," he said.

The investigating officer concluded that while the federation representatives' comments to the media could be viewed as ambiguous or misleading, there was no deliberate intention to lie.

Generally, in the United States, if a client baldly announces an intention to lie on the stand, his lawyer is ethically bound to prevent him.

It said there was no deliberate intention to lie to journalists.