Sentence examples for intends to emphasize the from inspiring English sources

Although some people have assumed that Mr. Alexandre would remove Mr. Camp's name from the window, he actually intends to emphasize the antique's origins.

This teaching of the real presence is intended to emphasize the intimate relationship between Jesus and the communicant.

The amendments are also intended to emphasize the unalloyed superiority of the "free-enterprise system" over others and the desirability of limited government.

The ceremony yesterday was meant to cap a 52-city tour by Mr. Moon intended to emphasize the restoration of the family.

Gibraltar was not involved in the negotiations and the referendum was intended to emphasize the pre-emptive rejection of any such move.

For example, GlaxoSmithKline footed the bill for dozens of educational courses intended to emphasize the benefits of Avandia over other drugs.

General Cucolo said the policy had been intended to emphasize the problems created when pregnant soldiers go home and leave behind a weaker unit.

Situated mainly in swing states, the visits are intended to emphasize the Democrats' kitchen-table economic appeal -- light on partisanship, laden with "we're here for you".

It also agreed to a government study of financial regulation that is clearly intended to emphasize the cost — not the benefits — of regulation.

Mr. Jin's depiction of an extremely rustic peasant wife with bound feet, Ms. Liu said, is an anachronism intended "to emphasize the backwardness of China".

The proposal will be the first step toward making space a focus of Pentagon spending and is intended to emphasize the importance the administration places on developing weapon systems for outer space, the officials said.