Sentence examples for with the stated intention from inspiring English sources

He bought Oculus with the stated intention of offering far more than just better video games.

Last year Byron Williams stocked a truck full of guns and bullets with the stated intention of attacking liberal groups in San Francisco that Beck had mentioned.

The degree of concern about HIV/AIDS contagion and the modality of dental service used were associated with the stated intention to continue dental treatment.

The N.H.L. purchased the team out of bankruptcy in September with the stated intention of selling it to a buyer who would keep the franchise in Arizona.

"I matter more!" Metallica is suing Napster, a service that allows users to trade music files over the Internet, with the stated intention of shutting down piracy, not harassing the music lovers who legitimately trade music through it.

Jayyous is just one example of the way in which the Israeli-planned, fenced-in Palestinian "state-lets" are at odds with the stated intention of the quartet and so many others, of two viable states, "side by side".

* Last night, as The Independent print edition was going to press, a spokesperson for BHS emailed through this statement: "The new owners have come in with the clear and stated intention to support the existing management of BHS led by the very experienced Darren Tropp, who we are pleased to announce is now the permanent CEO.

The Sparrowhawk deal — for a group of about 30 pay-television channels, including 18 versions of the Hallmark channel outside the United States — is the first that NBC Universal has closed since Mr. Zucker took the top post in February, and is consistent with his stated intention to expand the international holdings of NBC Universal.

Monday's announcement is also in keeping with the President's stated intention to move unilaterally on key Administration priorities via executive order in the remaining years of his second term.

But it is also a theme at loggerheads with the Kremlin's stated intention of hauling Russia out of its Soviet-era trance and propelling it into the international community.

Omand went on: "Domestically, the government must press on with their stated intention to produce draft legislation on interception in the autumn.