Sentence examples for intent of allowing from inspiring English sources

J. T. Griffin, vice president for policy at Mothers Against Drunk Driving, says, "There's a difference between a broad announcement that there will be sobriety checkpoints in a general location versus a specific location that can be downloaded to your smartphone with the intent of allowing a drunk driver to evade a checkpoint".

For example, by issuing a permit to establish an energy grid, as outcome of law-making, a previously prohibited action becomes a permitted action with the intent of allowing the particular grid to be realized, through (concerted) factual activity.

That legislation was introduced last October, with the intent of allowing CSIS, Canada's spy agency, more power to operate abroad and cooperate with the NSA and its Canadian counterpart, CSEC.

Registered therapy dogs connect with elementary and junior high school students with the intent of allowing the youth to understand the needs and behaviors of themselves, other people, other animals and the environment.

It is the first of many proposed measures pending in statehouses around the country - all with the intent of allowing business owners and individuals to discriminate against LGBT people on religious grounds.

As a result, you should set aside a few radishes in your garden with the specific intent of allowing those plants to go to seed.

The news of these three initial permit owners follows the provincial government's announcement of their intent to allow such testing late last year.

For some reason, she was intent on putting them in tall ceramic containers, instead of allowing them to be left in the hallway with the coats.

In March 1975, the Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the trial court by a unanimous decision, holding that Public Law 280 showed Congressional intent to allow such taxation.

Dan Gillerman, the ambassador of Israel, responded, "While the nations of the world gather here to affirm the historicity of the Holocaust with the intent of never again allowing genocide, a member of the Assembly is acquiring the capabilities of carrying out its own".

Ms. Schanlaber has signed a letter of intent, which allows her time to develop a restoration plan and have it approved before signing a lease.