Sentence examples for intended to remove the from inspiring English sources

The new round of cuts was intended to remove the remaining operators.

It remained to be seen how Mr. Samaras intended to remove the workers from the premises.

Turnout was lighter than expected, but organizers said they did not regret holding the event in public, since it was intended to remove the stigma associated with divorce.

This provision, known as pre-emption rights, was intended to remove the threat of one shareholder, or an outside party, taking a majority interest.

In 1999, Mr. Ravitch touched off widespread anxiety at Waterside by announcing that he intended to remove the complex from the program.

Mr. Tsvangirai denies that he has ever intended to remove the president forcibly, and his advisers say both incidents should be excused as the slips of the tongue.

Officials have said they intend to remove the gulls' nests in the city centre.

RICHARD RABINOWITZ, who oversees the site, said he did not intend to remove the mayor's pictures.

It intends to remove the low income super contribution scheme so the contributions of those earning under $37,000 will again be taxed at 15%.

Stephen Moss writes about "the contest between the government, which intends to remove the £162m ringfenced for school sport", and the Youth Sport Trust, "which oversees the current system" (Will Michael Gove kick school sports into touch?, 23 November).

The allies' military tactics and political statements make clear that the United States intends to remove the Taliban, which it accuses of harboring Osama bin Laden and his terrorist network.