Sentence examples for intended to develop in from inspiring English sources
The PSI-MI format was explicitly intended to develop in an incremental fashion.
Integrated reasoning questions that require integration of multiple pieces of knowledge are a second and more important step, that the authors intend to develop in the future.
His Formulaire de mathématiques (Italian Formulario mathematico, "Mathematical Formulary"), published from 1894 to 1908 with collaborators, was intended to develop mathematics in its entirety from its fundamental postulates, using Peano's logic notation and his simplified international language.
The ruling curtailed groundwater pumping intended to develop farms nearby in order to save the fish's habitat.
Mr. Cook, who has metal and wood sculptures in galleries and private collections across the country, said that he never intended to develop a niche in creating art for libraries but that he found the work stimulating and rewarding.
The visit by the international team of inspectors led by Dr. ElBaradei was arranged hastily in the wake of the announcement on Dec. 19 by Britain and the United States that Libya would disclose and dismantle its programs that were intended to develop unconventional weapons in order to reach a new accord with the West.
The second phase was intended to develop a tool to assess in-situ curing of FBMs.
This Philadelphia troupe was formed with a grant from the Ford Foundation that was intended to develop professional ballet companies in America.
Based on this, it was clear in EU that there was a need for a legal obligation for Pharmaceutical Companies to perform studies if they intended to develop medicines for use in the paediatric population [ 3].
Background: The CPMRS project, launched by UNICEF in 2006 in association with key government and university partners, was intended to develop an integrated child protection system in the six tsunami-affected provinces in southern Thailand.
The program is intended to develop and strengthen victim services in cases involving domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking on campuses.
