have in mind toの例文

• A . We certainly didn't have in mind to influence economics.
• I would have to ask what tool they have in mind to replace polygraph screening,
• I have no idea what Snowspinner or the ArbCom have in mind to throw at me.
• Yet, Pretoria did not have in mind to endanger the talks and refrained from interference.
• Neto had asked the Soviet Union for support but the Russians did not have in mind to intervene before the elections.
• Other writers might have in mind to ridicule such easy targets out there on the frontiers of trendy belief, but not McGrath.
• Saddam might have in mind to sabotage the Wye Plantation agreement, in an attempt to paralyze a peace process which is already difficult.
• I would like, first to know whether the plan would appeal to the Indians themselves, the ones I have in mind to have for it.
• Finally he summarized : " Despite of the happennings I don't have in mind to finish my career, I feel still enough power in me.
• There is a lot I would like to create, and I have ample reference material to back up what I have in mind to contribute to wikipedia.
• If their priority is self preservation, then they have to tell the public what they have in mind to alleviate the plight of the business people out there.
• "You may be changing your life emphasis, but there's still things that you have in mind to do that now seems the right time to do.
• From the start of the negotiations in 1981, the Cubans had not asked and were not asked to participate and the Americans did not have in mind to include them.
• ** * I have in mind to make a map, but it is very difficult to find accurate information on the borders of the time, especially in the Caucasus.
• I'm very interested to hear what Texas gubernatorial candiates Perry and Sanchez have in mind to secure a future for rural Texas besides using it as a backdrop for their paid media.
• In my loudest, firmest voice, I said, " Carl, whatever you think I am going to say, well, that is exactly what I have in mind to say.
• Prodi said he would decentralize them and lighten the bureaucratic hand, " but I don't have in mind to destroy protection for the third of the population that is less fortunate ."
• On scanning this biography, it will be seen that ( Samuel Pierce ) does have all the qualifications of the kind of a Negro I have in mind to advance to positions of national leadership . . ..
• Returning from Cuba as a war hero, Theodore Roosevelt used the Citizens Union in an astute scheme to get the Republican nomination, in spite of not being a machine Republican and having in mind to uproot the Republican " spoilsmen ".
• In a letter to Gagi
  dated, he wrote : " Radonji
  [ went ] to the Kotor hinterland . . . without anybody's notice, but on his own . . . and there met some imperial general and other imperial men, having in mind to give up Montenegro and place it under their protection thinking that after the late " vladika "'s death there were no sons of Montenegro allied to glorious Russia ."