Sentence examples for voiced their intent from inspiring English sources

A number of participants indeed voiced their intent of completing one target category before the other during feature foraging.

Previously, seven of the nation's 538 electors ― all Democrats in states won by Hillary Clinton ― had voiced their intent to break their pledge.

Other fringe parties at the same time voiced their intent to introduce American style castle doctrine or to arm the general population following the example of the Swiss militia.

The EU has launched an attempt to protect European businesses from Donald Trump's sanctions against Iran as the US administration voiced its intent to apply maximum pressure on Tehran by vigorously applying its punitive measures.

In September, General Ham said that three African terrorist organizations — the Shabab in Somalia, Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb across the Sahel region of northern Africa and Boko Haram in northern Nigeria — "have very explicitly and publicly voiced an intent to target Westerners, and the U.S. specifically".

The commander, Gen. Carter F. Ham, the top officer at Africa Command, said terrorist organizations in East Africa, in the deserts of northern Africa and in Nigeria "have very explicitly and publicly voiced an intent to target Westerners, and the U.S. specifically".

Khosrowshahi has repeatedly voiced his intent for Uber to become a multi-modal transportation company, so the creating of a new department is not all that surprising.

Consol, which now focuses primarily on natural gas production, has voiced its intent to sell off its remaining coal assets.

Consol, which now focuses primarily on natural gas production, has voiced its intent to sell off its remaining coal assets.

Since then, media speculation has continued as to a possible international return – however, Trescothick has repeatedly voiced his intent to remain in retirement, and has suffered recurrences of his condition in both 2008 and 2009 when Somerset toured abroad.

Weld voiced his intent to place a Resident in Johor, which prompted Abu Bakar to make a trip to England in August 1884 to negotiate new terms with the British Colonial Office.