Sentence examples for intended to circulate from inspiring English sources

The volume includes a certain amount of stuff that's so arty, not to say pretentious, that it seems never to have been intended to circulate outside the seminar room.

A foreign central bank of issue is a bank which is by law or government sanction the principal authority, other than the government itself, issuing instruments intended to circulate as currency.

Students in this course will consider the ways in which a graphic design object's characteristics are affected by its ability to be copied and shared, and by the environment in which it is intended to circulate.

Levin said he intended to circulate his list of issues among Republicans and Democrats, and he meets often with members of the Obama administration.

The first, to be published in the next few weeks, will focus on the company's macroeconomic trends, the second on individual profiles, which officials do not intend to circulate beyond each individual family.

On Saturday, a group of 20 assembled at the home of Sagebrush resident and 43rd State Assembly District hopeful Rajiv Dalal to pick up petitions they intend to circulate throughout the neighborhood.

Her initiative, which she says she does not intend to circulate, would label the author of any ballot measures like McLaughlin's an "intolerant jackass," require them to attend at least three hours a month of sensitivity training for a year and demand they contribute $5,000 to an organization that supports gay rights.

How do we know anything?" Mr. Rumsfeld emphatically denied that the office, established after Sept. 11, ever intended to spread false information on purpose, despite classified proposals circulating in the Pentagon suggesting it might.

But when it is remembered that the pamphlet was intended to be circulated, and so far as defendants acted in the matter was circulated, among readers of all classes and conditions, it cannot be said as matter of law that no considerable number of them would understand the statements in a literal sense and take them seriously.

The second, signed by three retired generals, is intended to refute widely circulated e-mail message questioning Mr. Obama's patriotism by showing a picture of him not placing his hand over his heart while the national anthem played before a political speech.

Like its kin, the Totnes Pound is only accepted within the town itself, a restriction that is intended to keep money circulating within the local economy instead of being leaked farther afield.