Sentence examples for intended to render from inspiring English sources
At the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, American architect James Ingo Freed created a space intended to render the visitor slightly off-balance and on edge.
Like most other protagonists, he urged support for a "bill of rights bill which is intended to render the provisions of the ECHR enforceable" in UK law.
In another statement issued on Friday, the humanitarian affairs office emphasized that its report was not intended to render a legal verdict on the attack.
Deployment of mustard gas, which remains toxic in an area for a long time, could be intended to render areas of the battlefield inaccessible to opposition fighters.
Mr. Gelb has said that "Two Boys" would undergo significant revisions before its debut at the Met, changes intended to render the work more dramatically effective and "create more dynamic range musically".
Even though these new services are meant to make it easier to research and file a patent application, they are not intended to render that technical process into a do-it-yourself operation.
"In recommending equal opportunities...this study does not intend to render a judgment of countries' broadly accepted cultural and religious norms," the IMF analysts added.
Green says that he intends "to render the material available electronically", which would be very useful for performing reverse lookups: once one has found "to feel like a boiled owl", one instantly wants to collect other similarly vivid phrases for being hungover, just in case they come in useful one day.
In turn, the access phase or how to authorize access to a protected image (Fig. 8), starts when a user intends to render a privacy protected image.
But, eventually, Uber intends to render human drivers unnecessary.
Perhaps concerned with the perception that the party is more interested in policy than people, Reince Priebus and the Republican National Committee released a new strategy of inclusion that no longer intends to render my vote to mere afterthought.
