Sentence examples for intention to present from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday they gave notice to the Senate of their intention to present the bill on the next sitting day.

"It is the defense's intention to present the defense of not guilty by reason of insanity," Mr. Cooley said.

As a title, "From Where I Stand" captures Ms. Dufault's curatorial intention to present a grouping of individual artistic visions.

What was significant about Tuesday's ceremony, beyond the many dedications to Arnold Palmer, was the U.S.G.A.'s intention to present itself — like baseball — as a vital institution.

Miliband's message had a strongly positive tone, reflecting his intention to present his party as one of hope and change over the next few months.

In the fall of 1916 his intention to present the emperor Nicholas II with a peremptory demand for reform became known, and Alekseyev was suspended from duty.

"Katz X Katz" is a synoptic show, meaning that Mr. Storr's intention is to present a cinched version of a retrospective.

In the Partita, Carter says that his "musical intention was to present the many changes and oppositions of mood that make up our experience of life".

Antoine's original intention was to present plays that had been rejected by the Comédie-Française, and thus the repertoire was eclectic.

At first its avowed intention was to present accounts of gallantry, pleasure, and entertainment, of poetry, and of foreign and domestic news.

"The intention is to present what I think is a better course of action for our country, and to advance debate on a real important challenge that we face as a country," Mr. Gore said.