Sentence examples for basic intentions from inspiring English sources

Clarke reportedly said "emerging technologies" were "well outside the basic intentions of its charter".

Union leaders say the basic intentions of No Child Left Behind — quality schools and skilled teachers — are good.

There is nothing wrong with the basic intentions, and Lambeth deserves credit for trying to achieve them despite severe pressures placed on it by central government, and they do not have to mean the destruction of all of Stjernstedt's work.

In 1947, the club's second year, Mr. Stopol, addressing some now-forgotten university administrator, typed a note stating that "our basic intentions of lifelong camaraderie are certain to become a reality".

For each of these areas, basic intentions in research and some project examples are presented.

Even though both types of action have the further aim of limiting family size, the basic intentions are different.

Beckett, in a letter to Schneider, wrote that there had been a "failure to communicate by purely visual means" the work's "basic intention".

The central figure remains central and predominant, and any suggestion that the caricatures surrounding him have any interest except in their relation to him operates almost fatally, I think, against the basic intention of the author.

I suspect the basic intention is to shock us into an awareness of how we are sleepwalking into disaster, but we get diverted by the contest between determinism and free will, and Ravenhill's fascination with the possibilities of dramatic form.

The basic intention of the new design is to reduce the threshold voltage of the classical cascode circuit to start the regulating process.

All illocutionary forces, in Searle's version of speech act theory, can be grouped into five classes, according to their basic intention or illocutionary point: assertives, commissives, directives, declaratives and expressives.