Sentence examples for far from the intentions of from inspiring English sources
Henry Ford II famously resigned from the board of the Ford Foundation in 1976, declaring that with its support of leftist causes the foundation had drifted far from the intentions of his grandfather, whose fortune funded the charity.
As shown by Nerland [ 8], politicians at the national level have actively reintroduced politics to many local reform processes, and the involvement of MPs in local hospital issues is far higher than predicted from the intentions of the reform [ 55].
However, it is far from clear that the intention of such artists is to resist such processes.
Too often, these justices manipulate text, speculate wildly about the intentions of the Framers, and end up far from the letter and spirit of the Constitution.
But that seems far from the curators' intention.
We have had no cases thus far but it is the intention of the medical officers to prevent any case of the disease from making an appearance.
The intentions of others are less certain.
In any case, Tillerson made clear that really confronting Putin, or punishing him, was far from the President's intention.
This production was criticised by critic and music scholar Stanley Sadie, in his review of the live recording, for straying too far from the composer's original intentions, particularly in the rearrangement of material and the extent of cuts.
