Sentence examples for intention to open from inspiring English sources
"We have all the intention to open the space we have," he said.
"It is our intention to open the eyes of non-Latino Americans to Latin American art," he said.
FSG, is signaling its intention to open the Shared Value platform out to wider inputs, which is very welcome.
The federal government has made clear its intention to open U.S. coastal waters to offshore drilling, but Californians beg to differ.
Prostitution is legal in Switzerland and Zurich revealed its intention to open the 'sex boxes' in November after residents approved the plan in a referendum vote.
He is not planning to deliver a formal announcement, aides said, but rather signal his intention to open an exploratory committee soon.
A spokesman for the Darren Wright Foundation said: "We have been aware of the Charity Commission's intentions to open an inquiry and have opened dialogue with them several days ago in response to this, and hope that the outcome is positive for all concerned". He added the foundation was "aware of the communication issues with families".
In 2008, Six Flags announced their intentions to open parks with Wiggles World sections in Dubai and across the Arab world.
The June decision to open the tribe's marijuana resort came about months after marijuana was legalized on the Santee Sioux land part of a larger Justice Department decision that granted Indian tribes the right to grow and sell their own weed and the tribe had intentions to open on New Year's Eve.
Bertram and Felicia Dahl initially got a supportive response from the local government of Beebe, Arkansas, when they announced their intentions to open a church in the garage behind their home, but Mayor Mike Robertson completely changed his mind upon hearing that the Dahls' place of worship was a pagan church, reports Arkansas Matters.
Before his departure from Germany, Hess had given his adjutant, Karlheinz Pintsch, a letter addressed to Hitler that detailed his intentions to open peace negotiations with the British.
