Sentence examples for a decision intended from inspiring English sources

The company's share price has been languishing of late, despite splitting its CBS operations into a separate unit, a decision intended to boost Viacom's stock.

In an unusual arrangement, the president also permitted Kuwaiti tankers to fly the American flag, a decision intended to prevent Soviet domination of the gulf and to permit tankers to move without interference.

In a decision intended to avoid further roiling the tensions between China and Taiwan, the Clinton administration agreed today to sell Taiwan upgraded versions of three missiles and a long-range radar system, but not four technology-laden destroyers.

NEW DELHI — The Dalai Lama announced Thursday that he would formally relinquish his political leadership role in the Tibetan exile government, a decision intended to strengthen the democratic structure of the Tibetan movement on the eve of elections to choose a new generation of political leaders.

Opening a research laboratory in China in 1998, a pioneering move for a foreign company, was a calculated decision intended to help Microsoft attract fresh, cheap talent.

The looting was largely a result of a political decision, intended to weaken Jews and force them to band together to "better to exclude and asphyxiate them".

It is a strategic decision, intended to enhance his prospects for liberty.

Last week WhatsApp asserted the key retransmission process is a design decision — intended to minimize the risk of messages being lost in transit when, for example, someone gets a new phone or swaps out their SIM.

Holding the 1920 Games in Antwerp, one commentator said, was a conscious political decision "intended as a tribute of honor to the gallant Belgians, who had been the victims of unprovoked aggression five years before".

At a fund-raiser near Boston, he told Democratic donors that Republican obstructionism had turned out to be a "smart tactical decision" intended to leave Democrats to take the blame in the midterms for what would inevitably be a slow recovery, given the depths of the recession.

Many of the lab areas are big enough for two different scientific groups, another decision intended to encourage collaboration.