Sentence examples for formally intended from inspiring English sources

The laws are formally intended to protect players from fraudsters, but their main effect is to prevent athletes from receiving much-needed financial planning advice.In practice, however, these laws have yet to yield many benefits for the NCAA, for the simple reason that no one has bothered to enforce them.

Meanwhile Mr. Berlinger now tells his crew members not to roll their cameras unless they're shooting something formally intended for a film; he also says he uses e-mail less frequently and "every e-mail that goes out, I assume it's going to get into the hands of an adversary".

On this account, if an agent acts immorally while formally intending to act immorally, nothing can excuse the action in question.

The Communist Party does not want to foster the kinds of crowds such sites formally intend for reasons of state security.

Less formally, she intends to help Mr. Obama preserve his essential self as he becomes president, even as she becomes the type of person who chats with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, mingles with Warren Buffett and is now sometimes greeted by strangers.

Most political portmanteaus, as these lexical unions are formally known, are intended to insult, to diminish a subject with an association.

The changes, to be announced formally today, are intended to help stimulate growth as Panoramic seeks to stay abreast of its competitors, which range from giants like WPP to similarly sized agency companies like the Maxxcom unit of the MDC Corporation.

A few days later, Downing Street declared that the prime minister had not intended to formally link the two processes.

As he mingled with Republicans here, Mr. Romney offered no hints about when he intended to formally open his candidacy.

The commission, to be formally announced Monday, is intended as a rebuke to the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform that President Obama named, which delivered its recommendations last year.

Sources close to the Chinese state-backed company said it intended to formally submit plans to the regulator to build its own nuclear reactor at Bradwell soon, potentially within weeks and almost certainly this autumn.