Sentence examples similar to intent applying from inspiring English sources

The constraints attribute (line 3) specifies that the intent applies to the references of a Java component.

This means the platform knows ahead of time what domain any defined entities and intent applies to.

The European Court seems intent on applying data protection laws strictly to enforce a high degree of personal and privacy protection.

Silver recently launched a new FiveThirtyEight blog with the intent of applying this data-driven approach to a wide variety of subjects.

Just as many contemporary artists in Japan are desperately trying to rid themselves of the Butoh label, many contemporary artists in America are intent on applying it.

The top men, led by Roger Federer, remain intent on applying pressure on the Grand Slam tournaments over prize money next year, beginning with the Australian Open in January.

But there is far more wrong with the loyalty oath than simply the original intent of applying it only to non-Jews.

In the late 1880s Bliss became deeply interested in Christian Socialism, a movement intent upon applying the teachings of Jesus to the social dislocations caused by industrialization and urbanization.

Neither team had time to stop and wonder why the stars were not shining, for each was intent on applying a pressure defense, and unlocking the 1-1 tie for the season.

Against Austria three days earlier he was almost a parody of new‑era Ronaldo, so intent on applying himself as a reduced, distilled presence, high-grade footballing plutonium, that for long periods he barely seemed to move at all.

"The benefit of declaring the intent" of applying the label "is quite different to the benefit of doing so when you are sitting in the Oval Office," he said of Mr. Romney.