Sentence examples for intent is to remove from inspiring English sources

While I don't believe the Bill's intent is to remove a gay councillor (Indiana has a plethora of qualified LGBT political candidates -- unless they flee the state), I am insulted at the clearly discriminatory comment.

Like the Volcker rule itself, the intent is to remove risky activities from the core banking functions that are essential to the economy and to ensure that those risky activities will not trigger the need for a bail out to prevent systemic collapse in the future as they did in the 2008 crisis.

Its intent was to remove corruption of the blood from cases involving treason and felony; Garrow, then Solicitor General, declared that the Bill would remove one of the safeguards of the British Constitution.

"The intent behind all these changes is to remove complexity, make it easier to buy, easier to sell, easier to get things done," Ms. Whitman, the company's chief executive, said in an interview.

The polemical intent of denying that the result is paradox is to remove an inhibition.

But John C. Robbins, Mr. Blanton's lawyer, accused prosecutors of using objections to juror attitudes to mask their real intent, which he said was to remove white men.

The Israeli prime minister's spokesman, Mark Regev, described Hamas as "a totalitarian Taliban-like regime" but denied the intent of the assault was to remove Hamas from power.

Robert S. Harrison, the alliance's executive director, said the intent of the original agreement was to remove high-calorie drinks from schools and reduce portion sizes.

"Our strategic intent is to simplify information technology for our customers by removing cost and complexity," Mr. Dell said in a prepared statement.

Groom's intent is to stay visible.

"Our intent is to close it.