Sentence examples similar to intended established from inspiring English sources

This post does not establish, nor is it intended to establish, a patient physician relationship with anyone.

It also establishes "youth engagement zones," a new service-learning program intended to establish partnerships between community organizations and schools in high-poverty neighborhoods.

At that time, he said he intended to establish a more secure base for himself and WikiLeaks under the wide protections afforded to whistle-blowers by Swedish law.

That agreement had come after 12 years of debate, and it was intended to establish a pan-European framework that would make companies more responsive to shareholders.

Clarke reminds us that Descartes's philosophical works were intended to establish credentials for his system of nature, and to make it theologically acceptable.

Signed on Jan . 27 1973, the accord was intended to establish peace in Vietnam.

In addition, the company incorporated rating systems intended to establish trust between consumers and vendors.

An argument is a connected series of statements intended to establish a proposition.

While some branding campaigns are intended to establish an image, at least one is being mounted to change one.

The identity of the victims and intended victims establishes one element of a strong prima facie case against Iran: motive.

House rules are intended to establish the guidelines and regulations of the day-to-day operation of the co-op.