Sentence examples for the intention would be from inspiring English sources

It would be taken deliberately, and the intention would be clearly and unequivocally expressed.

"The intention would be to have a coherent set of names".

The intention would be to sustain them while they learned new skills.

A statement by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's office did not specify the restrictions but said the intention would be to prevent Mr. Vanunu "from committing additional security crimes".

"In the current political situation in South Korea, the intention would be to calm down anti-American feelings ignited by the schoolgirls' deaths by the U.S. army vehicle and to show U.S. power at the last moment of presidential election," an analyst wrote in Hankyoreh Shinmun, a liberal daily.

The intention would be to feature higher priced, higher quality games.

Any measures taken with that intention would be sheer nonsense.

In contrast, the Interface Hypothesis would suggest that both pairings are likely to occur in the narratives of neurologically healthy speakers as alternative ways to achieve a communicative intention; but for speakers with aphasia it will be more likely (due to linguistic difficulties) that the communicative intention would be accomplished with the second pairing.

Scenarios that offer counterarguments against a discouraging partner or demonstrate how to surpass social pressure and maintain the original testing intention would be beneficial in this regard.

If full year diluted earnings per share were to be lower than last year purely because of this highly unusual event, the board's current intention would be to maintain the full year ordinary dividend at last year's level.

If Kolodny were correct, then the rational norms on intention would be explicable by appeal to the same principles as the norms on belief, and any other normatively assessable attitudes and would moreover be, at best, pseudo-norms, or principles that merely appear normative to us.