Sentence examples for minded to make a from inspiring English sources

It has written to EE and Ofcom saying it is minded to make a complaint to the Competition Appeals Tribunal and ask for the service to be halted until the appeal is decided.

But a commission source has told the Guardian that commissioners are minded to make a review of the entire drug quantity table a top policy priority when they meet this week.

But they have given a clear message to parliament that it must review the ban on assisted suicide and the judges have said they may be minded to make a declaration next time around.

As a result the radio authority said it is "minded to make a positive determination" in relation to Sunrise's July 9 application to take over Mean Country because the acquisition would comply with new ownership rules proposed by the Communications Act.

She's clearly got the goods, but this is just good, committed activism by people who are clearly well-intentioned, personable and minded to make a difference, and have the flexibility to be able to speak to their communities without having to keep to the talking points.

The task required participants to 'fill in the blank with the first word that comes to mind to make a sentence' to the 12 sentence stems which are shown in Table 1 along with typical dysfunctional/functional completions given.

It says it is minded to make that recommendation after a review and six-week public consultation ended in July.

The judiciary seems minded to make the city not just a bit more orderly, but much more boring.

"Well, I have made up my mind to make a real effort to arrive at a real agreement," he said.

Despite this Assad seems at all times to have had it in mind to make a partial settlement with Israel.

Howard Hughes, among his many interests, had it in mind to make a western in which Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett and Doc Holliday all get together.