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I can just say that we have every intention of this Committee , I think every member , though our ideas now might not all be coming together - - but this is it . Here , too , he was a " foreigner , " and a dangerous " foreigner , " because he did not wish humbly to study the craft in the shop of a Master , but had every intention of setting up shop for himself . While there are some concerns that this study did not capture the extent of women exporters involved in services , it is clear Canadian women business owners are quite interested in international trade , and have every intention of capturing their share of the market . We have every intention of ensuring that no shadow is cast on these bonds . The department stated that it had every intention of carrying out its part of the agreement reached with Mr. Fox until the 11 September 2001 attack on the World Trade Centre occurred . " Having smashed through a glass ceiling guarded by generals , Tsung seems to have every intention of staying aloft . Yes , the co-founders had every intention of providing an opportunity to all Americans in the tradition of free enterprise ( i.e. : the American Way ) but , the name was never the American Way . " We had every intention of leading people to participate , but no doubt , some will drink more deeply from the well of participation than others , and those who do will probably influence decisions disproportionately . Unknown to me at the time , the Chinese had every intention of controlling the Eastern Sea , with its huge oil reserve estimated at tens of billions of barrels . " With respect to contract negotiations with Dale Jr ., I wanted to make it very clear that DEI has every intention of re-signing Dale to a long-term deal , " Siegel said .