Sentence examples for intention to split from inspiring English sources
For the government is boasting of its intention to split up thousands of families each year.
He also criticised Pfizer's intention to split the business into three separate divisions.
"It was never my intention to split the Republican vote in the 23rd District," Mr. Hoffman said.
While the Pentagon has not announced its intention to split the contract, there are signs that it may soon.
In conjunction with the announcement of the retirement of Treasurer Allan S. Bufferd '59, MIT has followed through on a long-term intention to split the financial responsibilities of the Treasurer into two new entities.
The hope was to bolster the confidence of current employees and attract new ones in light of both the lower stock price and the vagaries of the government's intention to split the company.
Crimea's parliament voted to make the peninsula a full-fledged part of Russia on Thursday, declaring its intention to officially split from Ukraine.
It seems to have comic intentions, but it is not easy to split one's sides about it.
By 1885 the issue threatened to split the FA when a group of clubs, predominantly from Lancashire, announced their intention to leave and form a rival British Football Association if professionalism was not accepted.
