Sentence examples for intended to shine from inspiring English sources

Each show sold out quickly, and each was intended to shine a distinctive light on the music.

The measures, expected in the coming weeks, are intended to shine more light on earnings from dividends, capital gains and royalties across the European Union.

The changes are intended to shine light on a police disciplinary process that critics have long said is murky and secretive.

It is intended to shine a light on the apparently narrowing range of voices in the arts, and what seems to be an increasing middle-class monopoly.

The eight-state tour is intended "to shine a bright spotlight on the issue of poverty in America," the campaign said in a statement.

The USA Freedom Act also contains several reforms intended to shine some light on the secret federal court established by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act otherwise known as the FISA court.

The UN secretary general intends to shine a spotlight on corporate conduct on climate change at the climate summit in New York on 23 September.

Although this circuit topology itself is not novel, this evaluation intends to shine new light on the use of regular photodiodes.

The IWGB says the branch also intends to shine a light on the industry's lack of diversity and inclusion — and what it couches as a failure to tackle a "pervasive culture of homophobia and sexism".

"We intend to shine a bright light on our WOC sisters in need.

With the Future Fleets Campaign, we along with ForestEthics intend to shine a bright spotlight on the need for corporate leadership to head off a climate crisis, starting with their oil consumption.