Sentence examples for intended to complete a from inspiring English sources
The Mehmet the Conqueror Bridge, which opened in 1988, was intended to complete a ring road that would allow vehicles to bypass Istanbul altogether.
That never happened, but the Obama administration said recently that it intended to complete a carbon dioxide rule for new power plants by next May.
Owen Williams, his business manager, would not discuss Mr. Kasparov's plans other than to say that he intended to complete a series of books called "Garry Kasparov on My Great Predecessors".
After abandoning graduate school he had originally intended to complete a doctorate he found employment as a junior copywriter at an advertising agency, J. Walter Thompson Co., in New York City.
This project is being financed, in part, with federal stimulus money and is intended to complete a long-held goal: to have a nonstop car-pool lane on the 405 from the 10 on the south side of Santa Monica to the 101 in the Valley.
Participants were asked (yes/no) if they were willing to have a CRC screening test if recommended by their doctor, have thought about talking to their doctor about completing a CRC screening test in the next year, intended to complete a CRC screening test in the next 6 months, and asked their doctor to order a CRC screening test.
A spokeswoman for Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Friday that the department was not completely discarding the Bush rule and that officials intended to complete an environmental impact statement on the possible effects of the rule, as well as a range of alternatives.
Joint Treasure bought the property for $148 million in 2010 and said it intended to complete an existing plan to build 235 condos on the property designed by Getty Center architect Richard Meier.
Freescale Semiconductor said on Thursday it was exploring strategic options for its cellphone chip business and intends to complete a sale, joint venture or other options in the coming months.
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, and Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Democrat, both said they did not intend to complete a major deficit reduction deal only to have Republicans reopen it each time the government bumped up against its statutory borrowing limit.
