Sentence examples for intention to organize from inspiring English sources
There is intention to organize a project retrospective in the end of the development project.
The following year, he and Đujić issued a proclamation in Chicago declaring their intention to organize Chetnik groups against Damjanović, who had since emigrated to Germany.
In October 1894 at the dedication of the Peniel Hall, Widney announced his intention to organize a Training Institute, in which Bible and practical nursing were to be the principal studies.
However, despite intentions to organize care in the most efficient way, there are considerable differences concerning the number of asthmatic children being treated by GPs and by specialists internationally [ 11, 12] as well as in Denmark.
"My intention is to organize a coalition of suburban members that would kill it in our conference".
The intention is to organize around "time" as opposed to organizing around "apps" like on a smartphone.
Part of the reason is that school officials hesitate to take on yet another duty, and even with the best of intentions, breakfast programs are hard to organize.
Shortly after the church made its intentions known, a Facebook page popped up to organize a "human barrier" to shield family and friends from the hate-spewing picketers.
The first of these was the intention of the City Museum (Gemeentemuseum) in the Hague, the Netherlands, to organize a large exhibition devoted to the Dutch artist M. C. Escher.
8, to organize a defense.
