Sentence examples for intended on preparing from inspiring English sources

When Brittani Farrington volunteered to help throw a welcome dinner for a handful of displaced families from Syria in Hamilton, Ontario, she intended on preparing the food until three of the refugees asked if they could do the cooking instead.

PAGE A3 Change for European Union Leaders of the bloc reached an agreement today on reforms intended to prepare the 15 member nations to receive up to 12 new members in the next decade.

Mr. Sharon has made similarly bellicose statements about Mr. Arafat in the past, but his terse remarks on Sunday night seemed intended to prepare Israel and the world for a major new assault on the West Bank, and possibly for a raid into Mr. Arafat's office itself.

This is the second installment of a three-part series on digital image processing intended to prepare authors for online submission of manuscripts.

This is the final installment of a three-part series on digital image processing intended to prepare authors for online submission of manuscripts.

At both the primary- and secondary-education levels, another worldwide trend has been the inclusion of a greater number of courses in mathematics and science, accompanied by a growing emphasis on computer-related courses intended to prepare students of all ages for participation in the modern economy and its dynamic labour needs.

He introduced a degree in classical studies specifically designed for students who wished to concentrate on the learning of Greek, as well as an MA in Greek, intended to prepare students for postgraduate research on Greek texts in the original.

Scarifiers, either mounted on the tractor or towed behind it, are intended to prepare the ground for the bulldozer.

However, the focus on competencies might be a poor fit with curricula intended to prepare students for responsibilities not emphasized in traditional medical education.

An essential feature of any program intended to prepare students for the interdisciplinary nature of modern biology is a focus on teaching for deep understanding.

Mr. Vallone said his bill was intended to prepare the city for "another 9/11-type situation where planes are grounded and phone lines are down, and we need to know immediately who has authority on New York City streets".