Sentence examples for be designed to give from inspiring English sources

The court ordered that Megan's Law be designed to give some protection to the home address of sex offenders.

Set further back from the street, the new building will be designed to give visitors a longer time in which to be seen as they approach.

They should be designed to give you on- and off-the-job training, which will lead to some form of qualification.

The City believes the Cosmens would prefer National Express to reopen talks with Stagecoach, and raising their stake may be designed to give them a little more clout in deciding the company's future.

On Tuesday Gallagher told a press conference the bank tribunal was "another stitch-up" and such a body would only be designed to give the prime minister an excuse not to hold a royal commission.

Just as the tests aimed to give the markets more clarity on the financial condition of the banks, the compensation guidelines may be designed to give the market more clarity over pay.

Others are designed to give Harris wriggle-room.

It's designed to give a cultural aura to what are fundamentally economic and political transactions.

It was designed to give compensation to victims but also act as a deterrent.

His office said the trip was designed to give new impetus to the European project.

The bill is designed to give them the same capability in relation to Skype etc.