Sentence examples for leadership intent from inspiring English sources

The wrong leadership, intent only on lowering costs of medical technology without equal concern for the system that creates it, can easily foil the future.

Obama and other supporters of the engagement in Afghanistan cite the attacks of 9/11 and argue that without U.S. and NATO forces, Afghanistan would likely again become a sanctuary for a global terrorist leadership intent on more attacks against the United States and its allies.

During the Soviet era, successive leaderships intent on leaving their mark went about building thousands of monuments to their power.

The Olympics are also, clearly, a special occasion of which the current leadership is intent on making as much as possible.

To achieve that growth with the minimum of disruption, the Chinese leadership is intent, these diplomats say, on securing smooth relations with the rest of the world, including its own backyard.

"If the situation is allowed to continue, the message this sends the world is, 'Kill thy neighbor and get away with it.' " For Mr. Dodik, the prime minister, such talk just proves that Bosnia's Muslim leadership is intent on domination.

The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome.

That can generate confusion or suspicion among staff regarding the leadership's intent and trustworthiness.

The democratic leadership was intent on "hotlining" the bill to bring it to a vote before members went home for the holidays but one lone Senator blocked passage.

The BKR served mostly as a police organisation, partly because the political leadership were intent on using diplomacy to garner international recognition of the new country and partly to avoid appearing overly aggressive to the Japanese forces still in the archipelago.

But I fear that the Republican leadership is more intent on settling scores than on following Frum's advice.