Sentence examples for intention to pass from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday a French official denied there was any intention to pass a new security council resolution on the basis of the Paris conference.

Fourth, it should announce its intention to pass a new Air Quality Act to replace the EU-based provisions of current air pollution regulations.

The chancellor has announced his intention to pass legislation in January to lock tax credits and social security benefits into an "increase" or uprating of only 1% for the next three years, saving £3.8bn.

By their own admission, they intend to impose this treaty on poor countries as a condition of ongoing trade, and in the US, the Obama administration has announced its intention to pass ACTA without Congressional debate.

As it is not your daughter's intention to pass an interest in the property to her boyfriend, it would make a lot of sense for her to put this in writing or to ask her boyfriend to sign a declaration accepting that he will acquire no interest in the property even though he is contributing to the bills.

Just weeks ago, Democrats, who control both houses of the Legislature, spoke confidently about their intention to pass a marriage-equality bill after the election and send it to Gov. Jon S. Corzine, a fellow Democrat who had promised to sign it even if he was not re-elected.

Findings from a multinomial logit model of estate planning actions suggest that landowner and land characteristics, barriers to the planning process, and intentions to pass to heirs, recreational and financial investment objectives, and landscape area differences explain variation in the extent and type of planning by owners.

"Our intention is to pass on costs to consumers, gradually and without leaving anyone offsides," Federico Ramos, the environment secretary, said during an interview earlier this year.

"It's more reasonable to guess that if his intention was to pass along information, it was not to the Syrian government but other individuals in Syria".

"I knew that his first intention wasn't to pass the ball to the first striker who called for the ball because I know that he always has that second touch to try to play the perfect ball.

The intention seems only occasionally to pass comment on the original; it's more about substituting a (usually) heartfelt lyric with something nerdy, incongruous or trivial.