Sentence examples for intends to publicize from inspiring English sources

Second, "Defendants repeatedly assert that Relators‟ counsel intends to publicize materials merely to annoy, embarrass, and oppress Defendants.

Conceived about a year ago by Dick Brass, a vice president of Microsoft, the Frankfurt eBook Awards were intended to publicize the idea of reading from a screen and to encourage the publication of new electronic books.

Some kidnappings are intended to publicize a political view.

Some architectural treatises were intended to publicize novel concepts rather than to state widely accepted ideals.

With this paper we intend to publicize the process to develop the Morse Fall Scale User's Manual.

The party was intended to publicize the relaunch of Myspace, a venture in which Mr. Timberlake has invested.

The trip was intended to publicize the plight of captive whales and the slaughter of dolphins by Japanese fishing fleets.

They said they had not initially intended to publicize the letter to Cardinal O'Connor but that Catholic leaders in New York had urged them to.

Others, however, emphasized the need to deal with the problems of poverty and repression that they felt terrorist acts are intended to publicize.

The participants spoke on condition of anonymity because the Council for National Policy meeting and the smaller meeting were secret, but they said members of the smaller group intended to publicize the resolution.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28 — About 300 people were arrested Thursday evening for blocking the street in front of two hotels near Los Angeles International Airport in a highly choreographed event intended to publicize unionization efforts at 13 airport-area hotels.