Sentence examples for while he intended from inspiring English sources
On Iraq, the president dismissed as "an interesting comment" a remark by Mr. Obama, who had said in response to a hypothetical question during a debate on Tuesday that while he intended to withdraw troops from Iraq as quickly as possible, he would reserve the right to send them back "if Al Qaeda is forming a base" there.
Drawing on his years as a community organizer on the South Side of Chicago, Mr. Obama, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, said that while he intended to be a supportive partner if he won the White House, the mayors should not count on significant additional help from Washington.
It began when Mr. Obama said at a Democratic debate that while he intended to withdraw American forces from Iraq as rapidly as possible, he reserved the right to send troops back in "if Al Qaeda is forming a base in Iraq".
Looking tan and fit thanks to a new diet regimen (exercise, no bread, no butter and, for good measure, no gin), a spirited and joking Mr. Weill insisted that while he intended to keep a close eye on the company and its stock price, he was ready to retire.
With his most valuable charges now making distance away from the French, Woodriff persuaded the captain of Brothers to sail northwards while he intended to engage the French directly and draw them southwards, away from the Saint Helena convoy and also away from the projected track of the Illustrious convoy.
While he intends to prolong his playing career beyond this campaign he will do so outside the Premier League.
And while he intends to spend little time on international affairs, he said, he would make an exception to play basketball with Mr. Obama.
"Mr Clegg has just informed me that while he intends to continue his dialogue that he has begun with the Conservatives, he now wishes also to take forward formal discussions with the Labour Party.
Xiaomi reveaLei it cleared $1 billion in revenue in India, its second largest market behind China, last year while Lei Jun added today thas it ranks second in the country, but nothing has been said of its promisednce in toe other 20-odd countries where its phones are sold.
Mr Clegg has just informed me that, while he intends to continue his dialogue that he has begun with the Conservatives, he now wishes also to take forward formal discussions with the Labour party.
While emphasizing that he intended to allow Mr. De Sole and Mr. Ford to run the company pretty much as they have in the past, Serge Weinberg, Pinault-Printemps-Redoute's chief executive, left no question as to who would be in control.
