Sentence examples for stated her intention from inspiring English sources

Pleasingly, Ms Lochhead has stated her intention not to be constrained by form and procedure when she fulfils her duties as Makar.

Initially, Sarkeesian stated her intention to hold the talk despite the threat, but was forced to back down after discovering that it was impossible to prevent guns being taken to the event.

May has already delivered two speeches in which she has stated her intention to remove the inequalities and injustices that affect those who are poor, working-class, black or women.

Last Friday, as the group began to reorganise itself to start its saving activities this year, she attended a meeting and stated her intention to remain a member of the group.

Connor Campbell, financial analyst at betting firm Spreadex, said: "It seems that it is going to be hard to provide a tourniquet for sterling's recent wounds given the solidity of the newly announced Brexit timeline... and the firmness with which May stated her intention to chase border control even if it means relinquishing Britain's position in the single market".

Hansard parliamentary records for January 1840 show that after the Queen formally stated her intention of "allying myself in marriage with the Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha", she was quick to ask for an income for her future husband.

Following the match, Melina stated her intentions to take the WWE Women's Championship from Beth Phoenix.

When she states her intention of "stopping eating", we brace ourselves for the inevitable slide into anorexia – but in this fenland setting, the act of self-deprivation effects not a reduction, but an astonishing transformation.

Though she didn't offer a lot of input to the discussion, she did state her intention to fulfill the agreement.

Afterwards, Maude says she hopes to conceive a child; the Dude protests the idea of being a father, but Maude assuages him in stating her intention the Dude have no hand in the child's upbringing.

NEW YORK, 6 June 2005 – Five weeks into her tenure as UNICEF's Executive Director, Ann M. Veneman addressed the UNICEF Executive Board for the first time, outlining the challenges ahead and stating her intention that UNICEF continue to strengthen its partnerships with other organizations.