The phrase "attend to make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I will attend to make the necessary arrangements for the event."
Alternatives: "be present to create" or "participate to produce".
The parents have also been told what to look for at the new schools the children will attend to make sure they receive their fair share of attention.
Mr. Pan told the purported businessman that they would organize a fund-raiser in which a handful of straw donors would attend to make it appear that the money was coming from many people, the complaint said.
Mr. Pan told the agent that they would organize a fund-raiser in which a handful of straw donors would attend to make it appear that the money was coming from many people, the complaint said.
Greece, which was excluded from the mini-summit, should also have been able to attend "to make her voice heard and present the facts on the ground", the letter says.
She said that it took time to learn which shows to attend to make the best profit, and how to develop a rapport with potential customers that is relaxed enough not to scare them off, but friendly enough to keep them interested.
The university's athletic director said that 50,000 need to attend to make it worth moving the game from Pullman.
Eight years ago there were other impressions to attend to, made by the honeycombed ceilings and ornamented stucco, the interweaving geometries on tiles and stone, the views of tall cypresses and corrugated rooftops.
Hell, thought Mike Hammer, he could have flown back to Newark on Hooters Air, with two beautiful Hooters girls attending to make sure his seatbelt was securely fastened.
Mr. Kavaler told the jury that Tara had insisted on attending "to make a stand and represent her mother in this proceeding".
And they have drafted local officials to make introductions and help the campaign make inroads in well-established Hispanic redoubts like Las Vegas and the South Valley of Albuquerque, where connections matter more than credentials, State Senator Linda M. Lopez said recently, before the weekly phone bank she attends to make calls for the Obama campaign.
So, the principle is an element of a work in progress containing several conjectures and there is the possibility that it will lose its soundness (Poincaré 1905b: 146; 1913b: 319). in attending to make a decision in face of new results.
