Sentence examples for intended shift from inspiring English sources
With that appointment, and the implicit personal authority conveyed therein, came a critical, and not entirely intended, shift in American postwar policy.
This will not increase the central budget for preschool as the government intends shifting its funding from formal state preschools (attached to primary schools) to the poorest sector.
It's an attractive proposition, intended to shift the international balance of power and help developing nations break away from aid dependence and achieve true emancipation from former colonial powers.
"This is intended to shift compensation away from excessively generous health insurance toward wages," he said.
His previous five-year plan, which took effect in 2006, was also intended to shift the economy away from too much reliance on exports and investment.
The additions of the business association and individual plaintiffs, according to lawyers involved, were intended to shift any public perception that the lawsuit was primarily a political device.
Nuvigil was not intended to shift the body's clock to its new time zone, only to allow people to stay awake.
"The U.S. safeguard measures adopted toward Chinese tires are trade protectionism intended to shift domestic political pressure," the statement said, according to Reuters.
Using scribes is intended to shift the record-keeping responsibilities from physicians, allowing them to focus on patient care during visits.
In fact, people sometimes respond in unexpected and undesirable ways to rewards and sanctions intended to shift consumers' cost benefit calculus in favour of sustainable behaviours.
