Sentence examples for intending to resolve from inspiring English sources

Emperor Shomu issued an imperial decree to build the great statue of Buddha, intending to resolve the national crisis through Buddha's divine protection (Hall 1993).

The hearing was intended to resolve remaining pretrial issues; both sides have accused the other of unfair tactics.

"The nuclear deal was never intended to resolve all of our differences with Iran," he said, in a televised address.

The 1995 Unidroit Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects was intended to resolve these issues.

The evidence sought in Mr. Ashcroft's filing, though, is intended to resolve another dimension to Russian corruption.

"Such a meeting would demonstrate that both the U.S. and North Korea intend to resolve the nuclear issue".

Cablevision did not give investors a clear understanding yesterday of how it intended to resolve that situation.

Negotiations intended to resolve the nuclear dispute have been deadlocked since before Mr. Rouhani's election, which has been depicted as a potential opportunity to break the stalemate.

It was unclear, however, how Iranian aviation officials intended to resolve possible scheduling complications created by the call-to-prayer flight restrictions.

He said that over the years he has made "massive" tax payments and other contributions to California and that he intends to resolve all these issues.

Magna Carta, which was intended to resolve a specific set of contemporary problems in 1215, has come for many to represent a simpler, more English, representation of rights.