Sentence examples for Intended legacy from inspiring English sources

Responding to Regan's confidential memo, Tom Korologos, an adviser to every Republican President from Nixon to George W. Bush, told the Reagan White House that the second term should be viewed from the standpoint of the President's intended legacy.

The statement concludes that reshaping the scholarship to become more inclusive, representative, and encouraging of social justice is not a reflection of Rhodes' intended legacy but rather the progress of reparative work from within the community.

This problem, however, is not specific to the citizens' income idea: in such cases, no policy prescription about how resources should best be used is of immediate practical relevance, and one might have to wait for a ruler's survival or intended legacy to become contingent on the welfare of his population.

Winnie-the-Pooh was not his intended legacy, particularly given his limited sentiment about children generally.

The third intended legacy is less tangible but no less important.

Cuts in benefits, putting the NHS up for tender, and grinding down council services and housing is their intended legacy.

The proposed framework is founded on light-weight techniques and tools intended for legacy code analysis and markup.

It was intended as a legacy following celebrations in 2015 to mark the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta.

The development and installation of the LegIT is the first long-term exposure trial to be initiated at heritage sites in Ireland and is intended as a legacy for future researchers.

This enumeration clearly shows Google intends to favour legacy media (print or broadcast news) over pure players, aggregators or digital native organisations.

The approach at Bank of America Merrill Lynch is to divide retirees' assets into three portfolios, one for short-term consumption needs, the second for longer-term investments and the third for savings and investments that are intended to create legacies.