Sentence examples for intended to link from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the prosecution introduced evidence intended to link Mr. Muhammad to the extortion demands.

The new tsar's office was intended to link these organisations into a more coherent, well-oiled whole.

When asked whether she intended to link the Deutsche Bank vote to conducting business with Hewlett-Packard in the future, Ms. Fiorina replied: "Absolutely not.

It starts in earnest on March 31 with a "Service for America" tour, intended to link the senator's biography with his values and policy stances.

The route, intended to link towns, traversed some 3,400 miles through 13 states, and is roughly parallel to much of Route 30 and Interstate 80 today.

The Sonic Cruiser would fly among dozens of cities, while the A380 is intended to link major hubs like London and Tokyo.

It intends to link them up to build a supercomputer that will run Linux, a free, open-source operating system.

There are also countless magazines, articles and blogs (none of which I intend to link to) dedicated to gleefully pointing out the flaws in these paragons of beauty.

"We were pretty impressed by what we saw," he added, and the council intends to link to Admongo.gov from its own Web site (narcpartners.org).org

The government is promising pay rises but, to the union's disgust, it intends to link them to performance, not seniority.Ecuador's universities are also having to shape up.

Additionally, if a UK school is intending to link with a school whose circumstances are very different (in terms of resources, ICT and so on) it needs to think very, very carefully about the implications of helping their partners.