Sentence examples similar to intended set up from inspiring English sources

Just one in 10 undergraduates said they intended to set up their own business.

Tom Coburn's Viagra amendment was strictly intended to set up Democrats for brutal T.V. ads in the fall.

However, the government said that, following a consultation, it now intended to set up a single body.

All Nippon said it intended to set up a dedicated Web site to address passenger concerns about the safety of the 787.

He intended to set up a nimble organisation which would train Syrians to be medical responders, as well as deliver supplies.

Mr. Bolander said he had not intended to set up another emporium in New York but fell in love with the meat-packing district.

He said they explained that they intended to set up a business in Boston and were making the video for promotional material.

The royal charter, devised by Letwin, is intended to set up the body to verify and recognise an independent press regulator.

The "fiscal cliff" was designed by Washington for Washington — it was intended to set up a scenario so severe that the president and Congress would, at last, have to take on the nation's major tax and spending problems.

A £22m ($33m) refurbishment, intended to set up a trendy "science salon" for the public, drained the RI's coffers and led to the defenestration in 2010 of Lady Greenfield, its director.

The journalist Mazhar Mahmood, then of the News of the World, was posing as an Indian businessman working for a private equity firm that intended to set up a cricket tournament in the Middle East involving Pakistan players.