Sentence examples for broader intention from inspiring English sources

By providing comparisons such as this, and in its broader intention, "Gauguin's 'Nirvana' " is an exhibition both ample and arresting.

The broader intention is to try to strip Isis of the support of the 20 million Sunni Arabs who live between Damascus and Baghdad.

If it also encourages a rethinking of whether greater state intervention to protect workers from poverty might be the way forward in tackling the informal sector in developing and transition economies and beyond, then it will have fulfilled its broader intention.

The competition is part of UNICEF's broader intention to support young people as they take advantage of the enormous potential of increasingly accessible digital and mobile technology.

And, like it or not, many in the West take Turkey's attitude to Israel as a yardstick of its broader intentions.

Meron Benvenisti, who was the deputy mayor of Jerusalem from 1971 to 1978, years when Israel kept expanding the city, spoke out against the occupation of lands won in the 1967 war and what he saw as Israel's broader intentions.

More than anything, however, the inclusion betrays Microsoft's broader intentions with the device.

The White House kept many of the nastiest details from us, but made no secret of its broader intentions.

As for his broader intentions -- well, his depiction of Jim's efforts to get to freedom can hardly be considered an endorsement of the institution of slavery.

Others raised suspicion over Putin's broader intentions in Syria and suggested that Russian involvement in the Syrian civil war — whose warplanes have reportedly killed over 1,000 civilians — had antagonized the conflict. .

One position based on the broad intention of AP II (1977) Art. 17 found that; ' "ordering" should be interpreted as any voluntary action that causes the displacement' (Willms 2009 p558-559).