Sentence examples for intent of changing from inspiring English sources

LaVista on Tuesday said he had "no intent of changing that policy".

One crucial strategy will be to focus on advocacy with the intent of changing social, policy and political outcomes.

Not that effecting change is always on the minds of writers: "I didn't write ['Miss Sloane'] with the intent of changing anyone's mind on anything," says Perera.

Even with increased media attention about sexual harassment and viral hashtags like #MeToo, Twitter has no intent of changing their harassment policy to include taunts about rape.

Bill Szymczyk's has frequently been noted as the sort of producer which pushes bands to expand their musical horizons; he has been brought in with the specific intent of changing a band's sound.

He then sold torn-to-shit clothing and bondage gear with the specific intent of changing the world, and marketed the whole package with his shop's house band, the Sex Pistols.

People of color are intent on changing that with a surge of candidates in 2018 and driving signature progressive events like Netroots to make race a centerpiece of their agenda.

Except for empty rhetoric, the Arab and Islamic worlds are watching silently as Jerusalemites as well as some Palestinians Muslim citizens of Israel try to fight the powerful Israeli security machine intent on changing the decades of status quo on the premises of Al Haram Al Sharif.

But the campaign has declared the ban on lobbyists' money to burnish Mr. Obama's image as a candidate intent on changing the business of Washington.

He is one of a growing number of Champagne vignerons — grape growers who also make the wine and bottle it themselves — who are intent on changing the nature of Champagne.

According to political advisers, Mr. Maliki is intent on changing the nature of Baghdad's relationship with Washington, shifting Iraq's role from a client state to a more equal partner.