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intend

[in-tend] / ɪnˈtɛnd /


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The Household Cavalry admitted it had "failed Jack" and had taken action after a coroner concluded Jack, from Bridgend, was "plainly under stress" at work and did not intend to take his own life.

From BBC

It was intended to be lean and agile, essential attributes for outmaneuvering nuclear proliferators and other illicit weapons traffickers.

From The Wall Street Journal

He added: "Parliament has got to be very clear about the importance of respecting the independence of the criminal process within our country, and within our courts, and I intend to respect that."

From BBC

Card rooms have until the end of May to submit a plan showing how they intend to comply with the rules.

From Los Angeles Times

The delisting from Milan’s stock exchange will follow, it added, without specifying how it intends to buy the 14% stake it doesn’t yet own or on what timeframe.

From The Wall Street Journal