Sentence examples for intending to save from inspiring English sources

"In Western countries this law usually applies in cases where doctors kill their patients accidentally, intending to save them, but here the idea of 'honorable motive' is often expanded to include men who are seen as acting in defense of their honor.

"Is it possible to go too far in law and sanction to where we cost lives, when we are really intending to save them?" Democrats also took issue with the bill's vague language, such as its failure to define a "medical emergency".

The move is intended to save $12 million.

The cuts are intended to save £5.3m over four years.

After that I intend to save more towards my retirement.

What about safe-sex pamphlets intended to save lives by specifying modes of transmission?

Predestination, in Christianity, the doctrine that God has eternally chosen those whom he intends to save.

This is intended to save $100m by combining the presidential primary with those for other offices.

The deal is intended to save county taxpayers the expense of the renovation.

The mass merger was partly intended to save money: £64m ($109m) in the first year.

Europe has been following a German prescription intended to save the euro zone.