Sentence examples for because it intends from inspiring English sources

One reading could be that no applications have been made, because it "intends" to review each SIO.

12.09pm BST Osborne says the government is forging a new attitude in this country, saying it is not afraid of the future because it intends to shape it.

There is, he notes, no language "expressly barring" judicial review, and in any event Congress should not be able to do so "simply because it intends for the conduct to remain secret: While Congress has great latitude to create statutory schemes like FISA, it may not hang a cloak of secrecy over the Constitution.

One should note that RRI in itself is a manipulative strategy because it intends to change the way research is carried out.

The Fed lends money to banks at cheaper rates than the market because it intends for those funds to be distributed throughout the economy.

Critics say the Pentagon's plans are unaffordable and unnecessary because it intends to build a force capable of deploying the 1,550 warheads permitted under the New START treaty.

She draws an analogy with court case Wilson v. Southwest Airlines Co. (1981) which tried to argue that only hiring attractive female flight attendants and ticket agents was bona fide because it intended to "fulfill its public promise to take passengers skyward with love".

Posco, which declined to comment on the decision Friday, has previously argued that it studied the impact of only the first phase because it intended to seek environmental clearance for each subsequent phase.

Posco, which declined to comment on the decision Friday, has previously argued that, "it studied the impact of only the first phase because it intended to seek environmental clearance for each subsequent phase," Mr. Bajaj writes.

A complaint was made to the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) that the "social purpose" claim was likely to mislead consumers as to the nature of the business because it intended to generate a profit.

When constitutional rights are involved, he said, "Congress should not be able to cut off a citizen's right to judicial review of that Government action simply because it intended for the conduct to remain secret".