Sentence examples for intention to recognise from inspiring English sources

In the headlong rout, Cameron's supposedly fixed intention to "recognise" marriage in the tax system came surprisingly close to an ad-libbed comedy sketch.

An intention to recognise same-sex marriages registered elsewhere in the UK and overseas.

He particularly welcomed the inclusion of the "second wave" of candidates and the intention to recognise Turkey as a candidate country, albeit on the understanding there was a need for considerable progress in the area of human rights and religious freedoms.

When Abbott unexpectedly announced the reinstatement of knights and dames in Australia's honours system last year, he said the intention was to recognise "pre-eminent Australians".

Fittingly, I jot down his quotes on to my iPhone – and the failure of autocorrect to recognise my intentions reminds me again that we've not quite reached perfect symbiosis with technology just yet.

Often, this is done by saying, "I would like to propose a toast to.... ....... Wait for your associates, dining partners, or event attendees to recognise your intentions and to lift their glasses from the table if they are not already holding them.

Of the three programmes, Jurowski's "concert in five movements" was the most blatant in its intention to make us hear differently, to recognise parallels between two dictators hailed as heroes and monsters.

These include: (i) the ability to distinguish programme content from commercials; (ii) the ability to recognise the basic intention of food advertising, which is to sell or promote their products (to distinguish selling intent) and; (iii) scepticism and awareness of biased messages related to advertised food products (to distinguish persuasive intent).

"And unless the Usada's decision and case file give serious reasons to do otherwise, the UCI has no intention to appeal to Cas or not to recognise the Usada's sanctions on Lance Armstrong.

To be faithful assistants and useful workers, they need to recognise people and our intentions.

Even with the best of training and the best of intentions, police and immigration officials may not be able to recognise the signs of a trafficked victim.