Sentence examples for intentions put from inspiring English sources

Westerners who venture there, no matter how good their intentions, put themselves at risk.

"Current Westminster voting intentions put the SNP in the lead in Scotland, and it is clearly wrong that the leader of the third biggest political party in the UK should be shut out of these network debates," Robertson said.

"Current Westminster voting intentions put the SNP in the lead in Scotland, and it is clearly wrong that the leader of the third biggest political party in the UK should be shut out of these network debates".

The final opinion polls – released on Friday ahead of a four-day moratorium on publishing surveys of voter intentions – put the centre-left Zionist Union, headed by opposition leader Yitzhak Herzog and former peace negotiator Tzipi Livni, ahead with 25 to 26 seats, and Netanyahu's Likud taking 20 to 22 in the 120-seat Knesset.

The final opinion polls – released on Friday ahead of a four-day moratorium on publishing surveys of voter intentions – put the centre-left Zionist Union, headed by Herzog and Livni, ahead with 25 to 26 seats, and Netanyahu's Likud taking 20 to 22 in the 120-seat Knesset.

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One recent poll of voting intentions puts them at 17% and 12%, respectively, to Ms Rousseff's 47%.

Mid-conference, the Times published a poll of voting intentions putting the Lib Dems on 10%, well down from the 23% they won in the 2010 general election.

The survey of voting intentions puts both the Tories and Labour on 26% – a 5 percentage point rise since the last election in 2010 for the Conservatives, while Labour is down two percentage points.

An Ipsos/Reuters snapshot of voter intention put Obama ahead on 47% to Romney's 45%.

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