Sentence examples for intended climate from inspiring English sources

Not only is the major premise of the animation false (trend does not determine future value or trend – all trends by nature refer to the past and may not refer to the future) but the intended climate message is, if not strictly false, biased and misleading.

This year, I have been submerged, no pun intended, in climate change issues.

The measure was the least stringent of three competing amendments intended to address climate change.

Mr. Byrd's death could also have implications for a coming fight over energy legislation intended to address climate change.

[Forbes] After losing several donors over a billboard campaign intended to discredit climate science, the conservative Heartland Institute opens a conference in Chicago devoted to the same purpose.

At his Senate confirmation hearing, Mr. Kerry said he intended to put climate change at the heart of his agenda at the State Department.

Dan Bartlett, counselor to Mr. Bush, said the president intended to address climate change in a speech on Thursday at the United States Agency for International Development.

The protocol in question is the Kyoto protocol, a United Nations treaty intended to curb climate change, and Mr Illarionov's comment coincided with the beginning of a conference taking place in Milan that is devoted to the subject.

Poorer nations are demanding billions of dollars in support to undertake costly measures intended to limit climate change over the next decade or so as well as longer term policies aimed through the second half of the century.

"Tornado data collection has never been intended as a climate data set," he said.

After June was declared the second warmest on record, the European commission pledged to help farmers with a raft of measures, including the temporary suspension of "greening" obligations partly intended to prevent climate change.