Sentence examples for it intends to wind from inspiring English sources

ONH has shown no indication that it intends to wind up its violence.

Fed chair Janet Yellen has long made clear, like her predecessor, Ben Bernanke, that she intends to wind down the program as and when the economy is strong enough to go it alone.

He intends to wind up his investigation on 9 June before filing his report with Fifa's new adjudicatory chamber in the middle of July.

The committee also reaffirmed that it still intended to wind down one of its most extraordinary interventions in the markets in recent years — its purchases of $1.25 trillion in mortgage-backed securities — by the end of March.

"We do intend to wind down that operation," he said.

President Obama recently announced his plan for a housing recovery, intending to "wind down" the two main federal mortgage agencies -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

With the economy expanding under his stimulus policies and and with a massive Civil Rights Act coming together under his stewardship, Kennedy told Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield in a spring 1963 private meeting that he intended to wind down the still very limited U.S. military advisory mission in South Vietnam in his second term.

The nature of the injury, close to Tomassoni's groin, may suggest that Caravaggio intended to wound his opponent sexually.

Each bomblet carries a small shaped charge designed to penetrate light armor and to blast small metal fragments intended to wound people – thus that blandly euphemistic "dual purpose" label.

It said it intends to appeal.

It intends to go public one day.