Sentence examples for intended to impact from inspiring English sources

That worm wasn't intended to impact users beyond its original target in Iran, but did.

The lashing sentence was intended to "impact her family and journalists who may report about her case," he added.

These are the total numbers - the stock - Cameron's proposal are intended to impact the flow: new migrants - a small part of the total figures.

This article presents a case example of collaboration between Colorado CPS and an urban American Indian family services agency that was intended to impact this disproportionality.

The outcomes are intended to impact the larger overall four-team project, in order to collectively set up policy and strategy that will ultimately propose a set of design concepts, with recommendations tailored specifically to the various coastal conditions.

His solicitor, Riz Majid, head of civil litigation at London law firm Neumans, welcomed the judge's decision, saying: "This judgement recognises that making residential squatting a criminal offence was not intended to impact on the law of adverse possession, which is an old and quirky law.

Our interventions have benefited nearly nine million children and we intend to impact at least 10 million by the end of 2015.

This process usually involves engagement with community stakeholders, such as funders, the individuals or groups the project is intending to impact, and professional staff, collaborative planning to carry out the work, implementation, and if appropriate, evaluation, and finally, dissemination.

"This disclosure subjected this office to unsubstantiated accusations that this investigation intended to improperly impact the political process," the office said in the statement.

Future interventions intended to directly impact food insecurity would require careful formative research that addresses local understandings of food insecurity and "healthy foods" to ensure local appropriateness and desirability.

Unlike traditional helmets, the Zero1 has a soft outer shell that deforms on impact and a column-like inner structure intended to absorb impact and disperse its force omnidirectionally.