Sentence examples for from the intention of from inspiring English sources

These are devices not constructed from a collection of prefabricated parts, but created in a form that flows from the intention of the design.

With the transformation from speech to text, however, the communication becomes independent from the intention of the communicator.

This phenomenon becomes apparent from the intention of the asset depletion strategy (for example, sale of livestock) that shields households at risk in the short term from drastic consumption expenditure adjustment, however, at the cost of long-term benefits.

Democratic authorisation and the role of the European Parliament are not in any doubt, and therefore I also insist that the European Parliament and the Member States be given information at every stage, from the intention of a Member State to start negotiations with a third country through to conclusion of an agreement.

An army under Simon de Montfort marched from London with the intention of attacking the city from another direction.

For Glover argues that human nature encompasses not just destructive impulses but "moral resources": humane impulses that sometimes recoil from the intentions of the monsters.

Having detached the words of the statute from the intentions of its drafters, they were free to range through the possible dictionary meanings of "use a firearm" and choose one that pleased them.

The Nobel Peace Prize has often stirred controversy amid complaints that the award has drifted from the intentions of Alfred Nobel, the 19th-century Swedish industrialist and inventor of dynamite who bequeathed the award — and four other prizes — in his will.

The local interpretations of the guidelines may in some cases deviate from the intentions of the law, creating a situation in which the formal requirements for special education are not met.

(cf. Aquinas, Summa Theologica II, q.88 & q.110) Aquinas used Aristotelian assumptions and techniques to expand and detail the theory, deriving from the intentions of the promisor and the underpinning virtues a 'natural law' governing promise keeping (cf. Gordley 1991: 10ff).

Though spray-painting the cars at Cadillac Ranch is a tradition, to my eye the license taken by visitors to Carhenge seemed to detract from the intentions of the artist.