Sentence examples for be intended in from inspiring English sources

The authority's new public stance may be intended in part to deflect internal criticism.

These moves are widely viewed to be intended, in part, to help him attract voters from the far-right National Front.

The violence seemed to be intended in part to make rehabilitation of a free East Timor as difficult and expensive as possible to the local people who rejected Indonesian rule.

Some political experts think that today's Chinese warning may be intended, in part, to scare voters away from Mr. Chen, whose party has long been associated with Taiwan independence.

The government's strong challenge may contain a measure of political posturing and be intended in part to influence a decision on the disputed outcome in one important province excluded from the announcement Wednesday.

Can you imagine what a $16bn cut will do?" The Republican move appears to be intended in part to highlight Republican disparagement of Barack Obama as the "food stamp president" because record numbers of Americans now claim the benefit, doubling the cost of the programme since 2008 to $80bn a year.

The spending being required is intended in part to enhance enforcement of those rules.

Nothing ominous is intended in that statement.

"No offence was intended in the production of the pairs".

The first phase of the trial was intended, in part, to apportion blame among the defendants.

The president's new proposals are intended in part to scare them off.