Converse of object

• declare: Pressing on with a declared intention can lead to trouble.

• express: The Group continues to have an active deal flow and its partners have expressed an intention to increase the size of co-investment projects.

• indicate: Greater uncertainty exists over indicates the intention of the consumer to cancel the contract.

• have: I have never had any intention of living there.

Converse of subject

• motivate: Ultimately, it was a tradegy, motivated by good intentions and destroyed by incompetence and inability.

Adjective modifier

• stated: We could have measured students ' stated intention to continue on to college one year prior to graduation.

• original: Turning on its head the original intention of the decision.

• his/her: To allow the producer to explicitly declare his/her intentions, two literals are reserved: ' all ' , ' none ' .

• conscious: Billingham states that " there is no conscious intention of making some direct political statement about zoos.

• noble: A noble intention, and a good effort too.

• slight: I don't believe he had the slightest intention of paying me any money in the first place for a reading.

Noun used with modifier

• voting: Voters will be asked to enter their security number and voting intention by pressing keys on their phone pad.

• bona: Points of interest 1. Bad faith: bona fide intention to use.

• fide: Points of interest 1. Bad faith: bona fide intention to use.

Possessives

• testator: If any evidence of the donor's or testator's intention does exist, the charity must treat the gift or legacy accordingly.

• government: In addition, the paper stresses the government's intention to continue to discourage tax motivated incorporation.

• author: Above all, this was probably the author's intention: to renovate the classical tragedy preserving intact its magnitude.

Preposition: of

• cheating: And that spouses who never had any intention of cheating can unwittingly become enmeshed in an emotional affair?

• controller: It also includes information regarding the intentions of the data controller toward the individual, although in some limited circumstances exemptions will apply.

Preposition: from

• outset: Manifestly, the Respondent's intention from the outset was to use the Domain Name for a tribute site to Scooby-Doo.