Sentence examples for proclaimed intention from inspiring English sources

The Poles' proclaimed intention to join the club by 2003 looks even wobblier.

This was perhaps fortunate since he never followed through on his proclaimed intention.

One thinks of the proclaimed intention of the incoming Bush administration to hold Russia at a formal distance.

But the killing of prisoners, however nasty they may be, breaks a cardinal principle of warfare.A similar concern surrounds Mr Bush's proclaimed intention to try foreigners suspected of terrorism in military courts.

But even if Blagojevich had gone forward with his initially proclaimed intention to testify, it would have been his word against that of the interrogator and, more importantly, the note-taking agent.

In 1855 Nicholas I died, and soon thereafter Alexander II proclaimed his intention of emancipating the serfs.

As recently as March 5, he proclaimed his intention to vote against the state of emergency.

Ironically, movement was most effectively suggested by French artists who never proclaimed the intention to do so.

He proclaimed his intention to abstain in the election of 1960, no matter what the candidates said or did.

Before the restaurant opened, in early December, he widely proclaimed his intention to keep it "under the radar".

My wingman ate most of it and proclaimed his intention to follow me to all future assignments in case there was food involved.