Sentence examples for intentions on issues from inspiring English sources

Candidates for the Supreme Court are now routinely expected to be liars as they deny the truth about their intentions on issues where citizens have a moral right to be informed.

These editions have, however, occasionally received some criticism for the wrong interpretation or notation of Schubert's intentions, on issues such as deciphering the correct pitches from the manuscript, notating tremoli, discriminating between accent and decrescendo markings, and reconstructing missing bars.

Allied intentions on issues of utmost importance to the Japanese, including whether Hirohito was to be regarded as one of those who had "misled the people of Japan" or even a war criminal, or alternatively, whether the Emperor might become part of a "peacefully inclined and responsible government" were thus left unstated.

Many Egyptians have serious and valid questions about the Brotherhood's abilities, policies, and intentions-on issues from women's rights and the role of religion in the state to readiness for foreign investment and other forms of cooperation with outsiders.

But the prime minister, who does not have a majority in the Lords, was easily beaten despite a last-minute effort by Amber Rudd to reassure peers about the government's intentions on the issue.

As the year closed, the plot took various twists: de Blasio's choice of a police commissioner, William J. Bratton, who enthusiastically presided over the tactic's use under Giuliani, in the nineties; then his pick of Zachary Carter as the city's chief lawyer, a man who appears more in line with de Blasio's proclaimed intentions on the issue.

At the UN anti-racism conference in 2001, delegates from Western countries were afforded the rare opportunity to publicly offer up evidence of their nation's good intentions on this issue, if such intentions existed.

Already, the Islamists in the parliament on Monday forced the generals to back down on their intention to issue constitutional amendments outlining the presidential powers before the first round of the election.

The department announced on April 15 its intention to issue the cancellation notices.

The Food and Drug Administration has expressed "great concern" over the "dramatic rise in usage of e-cigarettes by youth," and said the new report's findings reinforce its intention to issue new regulations on tobacco use.

Just this week, Rep. Steve Stockman of Texas issued a press release (headed by a picture of a cannon and the phrase "come and take it") that called Mr. Obama's intention to issue executive orders on guns an "existential threat to this nation".