Sentence examples for intended state from inspiring English sources

The generated preamble is a sequence of operation calls that takes the system to the intended state to execute the test case.

BETA uses information about the state required to run the test case, extracted from the test case formulas, and then uses ProB to find a sequence of operation calls that will put the system in the intended state.

An agent who intends to bring her influence on others to bear in such a way as to make it the case that others do what is necessary for the intended state to obtain, however, does not have a proper we-intention.

The very essence of the piece and its circumstances don't allow it to exist beyond its intended state or beyond the potential of its expanded state.

But the justices could not have intended states to impose, as Georgia has, a standard of proof that is nearly impossible to meet.

The health care reform law allows federal authorities to run health insurance exchanges in states that don't make their own, but Congress intended states to share oversight.

The Republicans' motto in 2013 seems to be: "Let the power grab begin in North Carolina!" That is precisely what Bill Rabon, a Republican State Senator from Southport, a charming city in the coastal region of the state, intended with State Bill 10.

By the end of the 1970s, Creationists were passing around draft bills, intended for state legislatures, that would allow — insist on — the teaching of Creationism in state-supported public schools.

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Granted, the Second Amendment complicates gun regulation (I accept that the framers intended for state militias, and possibly individuals, to have the right to bear flintlocks).

The Supreme Court of Florida has said that the legislature intended the state's electors to "participate fully in the federal electoral process," as provided in 3 U.S.C.