Sentence examples for the intent of doing from inspiring English sources

The experts questioned, however, said they could not recall any cases in which real anthrax had been sent through the United States mail with the intent of doing harm.

But Mr Hussein might consider it more sensible to use them early, in the misguided hope of persuading Mr Bush to call off the invasion, or with the intent of doing his worst before he loses control of Iraq's airspace and communications.

"We have the intent of doing limited public rollout by 2018".

Not really with the intent of doing stand-up when I was a kid.

They're billed under the title "Working Out New Material," with the intent of doing exactly that.

He was raised in suburban Harington Park as the son of two of the first black IBM executives, and graduated from Stanford and law school at Yale with a stint in between as a Rhodes Scholar before moving to one of Newark's toughest neighborhoods with the intent of doing good.

Sitcoms of the "golden age" had set boundaries: they did not make fun of characters, there was no overt abuse or cruelty except perhaps by a boss at work, there was an intent of doing good, of amusement, of perhaps teaching a lesson, of making people feel good, of no one ultimately getting hurt seriously by all the shenanigans.

Whistleblowers, to include contractors, can report matters of "urgent concern" to the intelligence committees after notifying the NSA IG or DoD IG of the intent to do so and obtaining direction from the IG on how to contact the Intelligence Committees.

This violence mainly consists of verbal aggression, including loud and demanding verbal hostility or verbal threats of the intent to do harm [ 7, 8].

The proof is in the intent of the person doing it.

The Migratory Bird Treaty Act, for example, makes it unlawful to "transport or cause to be transported... any migratory bird" but makes no mention of the intent of the person doing the transporting.