Sentence examples for intends to define from inspiring English sources
He also revealed that defence of civil liberties, more social housing, climate change and continued UK membership of the European Union will be the primary issues on which he first intends to define his leadership.
The work intends to define a simple (force/current) model of the EMA, which is necessary to obtain a linear action line.
The media access control (MAC) layer in the standard intends to define a short range, wireless communication in and around the body area.
While the government is very clearly signaling an intent to bolster gig economy workers rights, plenty of questions about its reform plan remain at this stage — such as, for example, how it intends to define "vulnerable" workers, and how explicitly it will codify the planned changes and/or write them into law.
IN Boston next week the Democratic Party will unveil a montage of film clips and character witnesses intended to define John Kerry.
"Third wave" was indeed intended to define a new generation – it was coined by Rebecca Walker, Alice Walker's daughter – in 1992.
The moves, intended to define Mr. Kerry's candidacy, amount to a re-emergence of sorts by a candidate who largely yielded the spotlight to Mr. Bush after effectively winning the Democratic nomination in early March.
In 1857, in Dred Scott v. Sandford, the Supreme Court ruled that the framers had intended to define "the negro race" not as people but as property, to be "bought and sold and treated as an ordinary article of merchandise".
Some Republicans said they were concerned that the Democrats would soon unify around Mr. Obama, and that it was only a matter of weeks before Mr. Obama began unloading a huge round of advertising intended to define Mr. McCain.
As another commentator put it, the Church had explained its raison d'être in the schema "De Ecclesia," and Schema 13 was intended to define its agir, or mode of action.
Sally Katzen, the director of the Office of Information & Regulatory Affairs at O.M.B., will make the final recommendation on revising the racial categories on the Census, and notes that they were never intended to define racial or ethnic categories.
