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in‧ten‧tion W2
[uncountable and countable]
[uncountable and countable] good intentions/the best (of) intentions (=intentions to do something good or kind, especially when you do not succeed in doing it) 
He thinks the Minister is full of good intentions which won't be carried out.
He thinks the Minister is full of good intentions which won't be carried out. ➔ well-intentionedGRAMMAR 
GRAMMAR 
!! Do not say 'have no intention to do something' or 'not have the slightest intention to do something'. Say have no intention of doing something or not have the slightest intention of doing something • He had no intention of paying me the money.!! Do not say 'with the intention to do something'. Say with the intention of doing something • He left Manchester with the intention of finding a job in London.
GRAMMAR !! Do not say 'have no intention to do something' or 'not have the slightest intention to do something'. Say have no intention of doing something or not have the slightest intention of doing something • He had no intention of paying me the money.!! Do not say 'with the intention to do something'. Say with the intention of doing something • He left Manchester with the intention of finding a job in London.
