Sentence examples for intended table from inspiring English sources

As Table 4 shows the interviews occurred at similar time intervals in fast track and standard groups and at the times intended (Table 4).

In the intervention clinics, 98% of the counselling sessions were realized as intended and the mean durations of the sessions were as intended (Table 2).

Those who interpreted accessibility in physical terms – as intended (Table  1) – ranked it as of low importance for PCC, just as they ranked, for instance, the provision of directions within the hospital.

Measure and mark the length and width of the intended table dimensions.

Volkswagen, another German car firm trying to get its hands on Rolls-Royce, said it still intended to table a rival offer.Spain's Banco Bilbao Vizcaya agreed to buy a controlling stake in Banco Excel Economico, Brazil's fifth-largest bank.Rod Stewart, a British rock singer, arranged a $15.4m securitised loan from Japan's Nomura Capital.

Labour's Thomas Docherty, who sits on the Commons Committee on Arms Export Controls, said he intended to table parliamentary questions demanding to know why the licences were granted and to which companies.

The scale overall was significantly associated with comments and intended behaviors (Table 2).

Coaches recognised the importance of consistency in adhering to session plans but identified a number of barriers to delivering sessions as intended (see Table  3).

The AG did not agree to present the bill in parliament, but when a parliamentarian (a human rights lawyer) notified the AG's office that she intended to table a private member's bill in parliament on sexual offences, the AG formed a taskforce, comprising parliamentarians, civil society groups, and his office, to collate views from different groups and draft the bill [ 25].

During the funeral, I struggled for breath as a priest claimed that Jesus' communion table -- a table intended to commemorate life and create community -- was only for those who were "properly disposed".

He intends to table an amendment to the bill in the Lords calling for a referendum before the new tax powers are implemented.