Sentence examples for intends to ease from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Indian officials have sent conflicting signals about whether the government intends to ease that policy.

The main motivation of this paper is to describe an architecture that intends to ease the verification of distributed algorithms and protocols (possibly mobile) through model checking.

The proposed TCR filter intends to ease the filter design task for some applications where it is more convenient to design the filter mask function in the TCR domain than in the TF domain; such as reconstruction of back-to-back objects from in-line holograms for which SF masks have to overlap, whereas SCR masks do not.

The integration of DisGeNET in the emerging Semantic Web intends to ease and foster the integrated use of its data with other resources available in the web, and to support and expand research on human diseases and their genes.

She helped draft the Hatch-Waxman Act of 1984, intended to ease generics' passage to market.

It raised $140 million for a fund intended to ease the reintegration of Taliban fighters.

It was intended to ease tension over such potential flashpoints as the South China Sea.

The senator continues to push for the legislation, which is intended to ease a labor shortage.

(The music is intended to ease the anxiety that often accompanies the disorder).

Together, the Bush administration's comments today appeared intended to ease Israeli concerns.

The additions and reroutings are not intended to ease crowding or add service capacity.