Sentence examples for intended ties from inspiring English sources

Future surveys will show whether intended ties become actual collaborations and whether projects bear fruit.

There were 16.0% of ties that were not based on previous working relationships; the TRN manager did not nominate any of these future intended ties.

The number of intended ties based on reputation, or ties described as very weak or non-existent before the formation of the network were also reasons to be encouraged that the network was increasing connectivity between members that had no previous working relationship.

"We need to be aware that article 50, as intended, could tie us up in knots.

"The Second Amendment was not intended to tie the hands of government in providing for public safety," the brief asserts.

At the age of 42, Prokhorov is still defiantly unmarried, despite a string of eligible girlfriends and a recent spoof announcement that he intended to tie the knot.

But it is also pushing Android in its own direction, adding services (such as S-Voice) intended to tie users to its brand rather than other Android brands.

Each of the stops is intended to tie Mr. Obama to programs that may be more popular locally, like a railway from Tampa to Orlando, than the economic stimulus plan has been over all.

These alert services, however, are unlike traditional mailing lists intended to tie together communities by professional interest or hobby -- which often end up allowing a few people to bombard many with spurious E-mails.

Mr. Elias, the phone company's spokesman, said Telmex will "fight very hard" in the courts against the regulator's new rules, which he said were intended "to tie Telmex's hands and feet".

The government's case was also based on testimony by British officials that was intended to tie Mr. McNicholl to the Irish National Liberation Army and the killing of the police officer in 1976.