Sentence examples for intended from a from inspiring English sources

One might view this as a conservative approach, but Gregory's general position may entail a liberal implementation of his theory, since the determining factor lies in one's conscience, in one's intent: "Usury is profit intended from a loan".

The main principle that supports the ALOA model is that, in order to ensure the validity of assessment in relation to what is intended from a course, it is necessary that the outcomes measured by the assessment tasks are the same as the ones expressed in the learning outcomes.

The justices in Washington had taken notice of the "safe harbor" law and seemed to, in their words, "counsel against" taking any action that would result in Florida losing any benefit the Legislature might have intended from an early completion of election contests.

The complex, about a mile from the Pacific Ocean, was intended from the start to be a campus for creative technology types, but the timing was off.

But another senator, Joker Arroyo, noted that the agency had been intended from the beginning to have a limited mandate.

These analysts assumed that Madoff intended from the outset to create a gigantic fraud and destroy thousands of people.

In general, we need to distinguish contextual clues to what a speaker intended from contextual determinants.

In the New Zealand case, the ECFP intended from its inception to be a 20 year programme to address some of these short-term social-political swings.

So I think the two projects are an interesting contrast of two crowdsourcing strategies -- the first intended from the start, the second an unexpected and organic growth in participation.

Money comes from Sunday collections, sometimes from personal loans and from donations intended for a particular use; there is no external financial support.

There are a number of studies reporting on who uses functional foods and why (that is, intended purpose from a consumer perspective).