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intended

[in-ten-did] / ɪnˈtɛn dɪd /


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Student leaders described the group as “a Christian political club intended to provide a space where students could respectfully discuss and debate ideas and explore the freedoms and values of America,” Andreatta said.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Gibson said the family intended to make an official complaint to the trust.

From BBC

Martin suggested that he had "fallen down a rabbit hole" during the pandemic and denied he had ever intended to commit any violent acts himself.

From BBC

In a written statement to Parliament, defence minister Luke Pollard said the latest report of a soldier becoming ill from vibration came during additional safety trials intended to provide more information for the investigations.

From BBC

Remnants found at the site included parts of Christmas cards decorated with pictures drawn by children intended for Labour MPs and constituency offices, some bearing MPs' addresses.

From BBC