Sentence examples for intended to extract from inspiring English sources

Thousands suffered beatings and sexual assaults during "screenings" intended to extract information about the Mau Mau threat.

Mr. Sharon dismissed the Palestinian reaction as blind hatred, and argued that the violence was intended to extract more concessions from Israel at the negotiating table.

Correa was accused of having always intended to extract the Yasuni oil and to have pursued a secret deal with a Chinese oil company.

If they intended to extract information (presumably the point for all but sadists), that would be a defence under American law according to the memo.

Fordlandia was a commercial enterprise, intended to extract raw material for the production of motor cars, but it was framed as a civilizing mission, an attempt to build the ideal American society within the Amazon.

But at Cherry Blossoms and other leading sites, the address database is merely a portal to a menu of services that are intended to extract money from a client at nearly every step he takes toward the altar.

The list of pathogens for which we intended to extracted data, where available, is shown in Table 1.

The new name and the other changes symbolize how AOL Time Warner intends to extract more synergies from its media properties than even Time Warner did, the executives said.

His crossing kit, a plastic box crammed with gadgets and a couple of green peppers whose seeds he intends to extract and study, serves as his briefcase.

During a brief court hearing in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, on Tuesday, federal prosecutors explained what information they intend to extract from Risen during the trial, the Associated Press reported.

When she visits Berlin on Wednesday evening on her first foreign trip since becoming prime minister, the most pressing question Theresa May is likely to face from Angela Merkel will be how and when she intends to extract Britain from the European Union.