Sentence examples for majority intends from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Mr. Dodd, Mr. McConnell called the refusal to bring his bill to a vote a sign "that the majority intends to manipulate this debate in a divisive, partisan manner that dooms the election-reform effort".

The new majority intends, as one of its first acts, to eliminate the city's only charter school run by a private corporation.Edison Charter Academy in the Mission, a Latino district of San Francisco, has been run since 1998 by Edison Schools, a New York firm that manages 113 schools around the country.

Mitch McConnell, then the Majority Whip, said, "This is not the first time a minority of senators has upset a Senate tradition or practice, and the current Senate majority intends to do what the majority in the Senate has often done — use its constitutional authority under Article I, Section 5, to reform Senate procedure by a simple majority vote".

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 — Moments before a Mississippi prisoner was scheduled to die by lethal injection, the Supreme Court granted him a stay of execution on Tuesday evening and thus gave a nearly indisputable indication that a majority intends to block all executions until the court decides a lethal injection case from Kentucky next spring.

On Friday, Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, said he fears the committee's Republican majority intends to close its investigation of the topic prematurely.

The majority intend to harm just one or two people, so the attacks typically end within seconds, leaving little or no time for staff to intervene.

Of those that still intended to use pesticides, the majority intended to also use rat traps.

While only 6.8% intended to go as far as Junior Certificate through distance education, the majority intended to obtain either the Cambridge Overseas School Certificate 34.2% or the General Certificate of Educator 35.6%.

These findings are in contrast to a survey of over 1000 medical students in Lusophone Africa [ 19], which found that the vast majority intended to work in their country in the future (Angola = 79.3%, Guinea-Bissau = 90.7%, and Mozambique = 80.2%).

Although the majority intended to tell the child at a later time, about one-third stated they were unsure or planned not to tell the child about the donation.

Then, with a great sense of moment, Janson declares that through the petition drive, Get-Up can show a clear majority intending to vote pro-union.