Sentence examples for intended to present a from inspiring English sources

Brand intended to present a petition signed by 294,000 aiming to stop new construction work.

The gray-navy-cream color scheme Keystone employs is intended to present a classic, dignified look, Mr. Kelter said.

Julie Bishop as foreign minister was intended to present a firm but friendly policy face to the world, while Tony Abbott got on with domestic policy.

"She set out to arouse the indignation of her contributors; our collection was intended to present a truthful picture and stimulate [discussion]," said Jean Moorcroft Wilson, who worked on the project with her husband Cecil Woolf.

PAGE A17 G.O.P. LAWMAKERS RECAST PITCH Following a string of election defeats, conservative Republicans in the House are trying to get off the defensive by issuing a seven-point plan intended to present a fresh message to voters.

In contrast to his taciturn father, Mr. Kim has been seen more in public, particularly with students and children, a propaganda campaign intended to present a more benign image to an impoverished and embittered population.

It's a dog-whistle term intended to present an ethos appeal to Clegg's own constituency.

Each statue's base contained a granite plaque intended to present an engraved inscription, but there was nothing written on them.

The present contribution is intended to present an overview of the application of membrane processes and, particularly, of membrane bioreactors in bioenergy, pointing out the engineering aspects related to some of the bio-catalytic processes involved in biofuels production.

This work intended to present an outline of main results presented on hybrid composites focusing the attention in terms of processing, mechanical, physical, electrical, thermal and dynamic mechanical properties.

This paper is intended to present an approach to the construction of a task model of method, named task object-oriented design (TOOD), used for the development of an interactive system.