Sentence examples for intent conducted from inspiring English sources

The vaccination of children in England is subject to parental approval and surveys of intent conducted prior to the programme's announcement revealed that most parents knew little about HPV, whilst many were concerned about sexual health issues that would arise as a result of a vaccination programme.

In this challenge, involving males has been an important agenda, and a program with such intent was conducted in Alfonso Lista, Ifugao, of the Philippines.

"The board announced in February 2002 its intent to conduct an orderly transition to a board composed of new, independent directors," the company said.

But prosecutors contend that the group had nearly attained the final stage of "jihadization" and had the will and intent to conduct a terrorist attack.

The other directives expected this week will outline the administration's intent to conduct a broader review of the armed services, the officials said.

The delegations also signed four memorandums of understanding related to energy efficiency, railroads, information technology and their intent to conducting joint studies on "issues of mutual interest".

"The volume of defendant's alias creation," the court papers read, "and his planning with others, speaks to the deliberate intent in conducting defendant's operation".

Nissan and Goodyear described their recalls as voluntary, but once a manufacturer is aware of a safety problem it must inform the safety agency of its intent to conduct a recall within five business days.

And pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies are intent on conducting exactly that kind of search.

All of these attributes, Microsoft writes in today's announcement, "reflect Bing's understanding of peoples' intent when conducting queries about this specific type of entity versus another".

Given that this combined arthroscopic technique (bone block associated with ASA) is safe and easily reproducible, it is our intent to conduct a clinical study.