Sentence examples for intentions to pay from inspiring English sources

The government has been sending conflicting signals about its intentions to pay its Soviet-era debts, and the statement today further muddied Russia's position.

They have little intention to pay homage to the leaders who started the ruinous war.

There should be no doubting BP's intention to pay legitimate claims.

"We have no intention to pay anyone for indexing their content," he said.

On Thursday, Cisco Systems announced its intention to pay about $5 billion, including assumption of debt, for the  NDS Group, a British software company that serves the cable television industry.

In this late June rendezvous, Barnett was made aware of Madrid's intention to pay Bale €10m a season in a six-year deal.

It had been Panesar's intention to pay his own way to the UAE to take part in the England Performance Programme there.

"When you take money from future generations, when you take money from people that don't yet exist, with no intention to pay it back," he said, "it's called thievery".

The treasurer, Scott Morrison, has attacked the heart of Labor's budget strategy, saying the opposition's purported intention to pay for its election spending commitments over the "medium term" shows it can't pay for them over the next four years.

Responding to a question from a representative for the investment bank Nomura, who welcomed the payment of a dividend to shareholders, Tseayo said it is United's intention to pay a dividend every year.

One of his first acts as prime minister was to sanction new history textbooks celebrating Japan's pre-1945 impastanother; another was to declare his intention to pay an official visit in August to Yasukuni Shrine, where the spirits of several World War II Class-A war criminals are enshrined -- something no prime minister has done since 1985.