Sentence examples for designed to draw a from inspiring English sources

The pirates continued to leak news clearly designed to draw a ransom quicker.

The use of "together", which is designed to draw a distinction with Cameron, also allows Miliband to repackage well known policies.

He earns around €6m a year, but this is not just a tactic designed to draw a better offer from Madrid.

The name change is also designed to draw a line under years of internal disputes in the UMP and ongoing funding scandals surrounding the party.

The last activities under investigation were in 2002 and the settlements were designed to draw a line under the long-running saga.

The remarks were clearly designed to draw a line under the continuing controversy over whether Crosby has a conflict of interest, being both a consultant party election adviser and consultant with Crosby Textor, his lobbying firm.

He does so while lying sick in bed, although this is just a ruse designed to draw an audience of visitors who have come to wish him well and inquire about his health.

The framework is designed to draw an integrated picture of those parts of the process and the business organization that contribute to disturbances, and to be applicable to any batch process.

The buffer mechanism is designed to draw any possible seismic pounding of a RNC-isolated superstructure downward to take place only within the RNC isolator's bounds.

Up until AirPlay, the Apple TV felt a bit like a sucker's device, a high-margin product designed to draw out a few more dollars from Apple buyers.

The general principles of the modelling phase adopted in this study are designed to draw on a range of evidence, potentially providing an intervention that is evidence-based, patient-centred and acceptable to professionals.