Sentence examples for former intended from inspiring English sources

Both Sigismund and Charles schemed to invade Hungary; the former intended to marry Mary and become her co-ruler, while the latter intended to depose her.

Jeopardy! and Rocky & Bullwinkle's Know-It-All Quiz Show are bookends for the age groups, with the former intended for adults and the latter meant for children under 12.

The former, intended to promote fair trade with Africa, has struggled to become a viable business.

Both the Tories and the Liberal Democrats cling to the idea of purely tax-funded higher education: the former intend to save money by cutting student numbers; the latter claim that extra money can be painlessly extracted from people earning more than £100,000 a year.

The former intends to provide a general picture of the individual learners' typical strategy use, and according to White, Schramm, and Chamot (2007, p. 95) "it is without doubt the most widely used instrument in language learner strategy research".

In 1995 the Chinese and Kazakhstan governments signed an agreement which allows the latter to use Lianyungang as its primary seaport for exports and imports, and the former intends for Lianyungang to serve as the designated starting point for the New Eurasian Land Bridge.

In part, the government has said it was acting on an intelligence tip from the new leaders in Libya, who discovered documents in the rubble of the former intelligence headquarters in Tripoli, that former Baathists intended to stage a coup after the American pullout.

Max Levchin, who recently resigned as chief technology officer of PayPal to pursue other interests, said his former company intended to at least try out the IronPort concept.

The former is "intended to enable the woman to recover from the childbirth and to breastfeed her baby if she so wishes". ( 132).

David Catalfamo, a spokesman for Mr. Pataki, said the expenses were justified because the former governor intended to remain active in politics.

Jurors today decided that a former nurse intended to kill or harm three of her vulnerable patients, a critical step in deliberations over whether she should be put to death.