Sentence examples for intended to make changes from inspiring English sources

However, while some patients remarked in interviews afterwards that they fully intended to make changes in diet and exercise, others clearly expressed that they had no intention to do that.

Although these features would be expected to influence the implementation of any school-based intervention, our discussion highlights the "innovation-specific" (Wandersman et al. 2008) salience of these conditions for the diffusion of PAR in schools because of its emphasis on research and action intended to make change and disrupt the status quo (Ozer et al. 2008).

The bank also intends to make changes to the deal after fierce criticism last year from Knight Vinke.

Carol Batchelor, the refugee agency's representative in Turkey, says Ankara, which is negotiating to join the European Union, intends to make changes to its asylum policy.

But George Osborne, under intense lobbying from industry, has done exactly the opposite, continuing to intimate that he intends to make changes his advisory body says have no economic or legal basis.

The patient often understands the need for treatment or for lifestyle change and even intends to make changes to their lifestyle, but in practice does not take the necessary actions to bring about these changes.

Explain the ways in which you intend to make changes to your own behavior.

He testified that he had never heard of the near-disaster in the North Sea in December, even though Transocean internal documents suggest that the company intended to make critical changes to its oil well safety procedures.

Producer Michael Haigney personally disliked realistic violence in children's programs, but had not intended to make massive changes himself.

On the eve of the Bowl game, the Broncos signed head coach Cubit to a five-year extension and there was no indication he intended to make any changes in his staff.

SPs rated the extent to which they intended to make behavioural changes and why.