Sentence examples for intended to effect from inspiring English sources

When these loyalties conflict, the standards of the profession are intended to effect a reconciliation.

That forced a retraction of his comment and an angry retort that he would "rent Yankee Stadium" if he intended to effect any change in dollar policy.

The planning documents make clear that this radical departure in the character of the surface environment is intended to effect a change in local thinking about the environment.

The fantastical air of his invented non-place, with its bizarre social mores and customs, shouldn't blind us to the very immediate and polemical purpose it served - this was a fiction intended to effect immediate changes in the realm of the real.

And we've since shown the system to work as intended, to effect real benefit for real people, to shift sales patterns to higher-scoring foods, and to correlate significantly with the health outcomes that matter most.

What is the evidence of health impacts of initiatives intended to effect modal shift?

Tell me exactly how you intend to effect change, and I will judge whether you are on to something or just spinning the same old, same old.

BBC Scotland understands that, despite owning the naming rights to Rangers' home ground, Ashley does not intend to effect a name change in the immediate future.

The new ACT regime is intended to take effect over the next fortnight.

California's program was intended to take effect in 2009 and aimed to cut greenhouse gases from vehicles by nearly one-third by 2016.

When Obama enacted the Affordable Care Act in 2010, the Medicaid expansion was intended to take effect nationwide, but a 2012 Supreme Court ruling made it optional for states.