Sentence examples for it intends to get from inspiring English sources

If BP were found negligent, they might well not have to.One inquiry after another BP insists that it will not be found negligent, and says that it intends to get the money from its partners either though arbitration or the courts; it has not counted that money among its assets, though, citing accounting regulations.

Until the coalition can resolve its conflicting interests in Syria, above all how it intends to get rid of the Assad regime, IS will at most be contained.Foreign fighters appear to be flowing in to replenish losses as fast as ever, reckons Rami Jarrah, a Syrian journalist who lives on Turkey's border with Syria.

But it intends to get there gradually.

Moyes keeps blocking the deal, but City keep telling the media it intends to get the man.

For now, however, the absence of a consensus has prevented the company from giving investors -- or even its own employees -- a credible, detailed financial and strategic picture of where the company is headed and how it intends to get there.

Waste Management still owns many of the large transfer stations in the city -- where trash is taken before it goes to landfills -- and it has shown no sign that it intends to get out of that business, which is considered more profitable.

It intended to get the theater up and running again, but the one season it was active -- 1989 -- was so unsuccessful it sought private developers.

The Musical Times commented, "The boast of the B.B.C. that it intended to get together a first-class orchestra was not an idle one" and spoke of "exhilaration" at the playing.

The Musical Times commented, "The boast of the B.B.C. that it intended to get together a first-class orchestra was not an idle one", spoke of "exhilaration at the playing", and called another concert later in the season "an occasion for national pride".

"How does everyone else manage to write?" "That's a good question, and, believe me, it's one I intend to get to the bottom of," I said, catching a glimpse of myself in the train window.

"This is the first time I've been willing to admit that I need leadership help and I intend to get it," penned Kalanick.