Sentence examples for intent of correcting from inspiring English sources

Gene therapy was first defined as the administration of genetic material into a human patient with the intent of correcting a specific genetic defect [ 1].

The man who called the collapse of the U.S.S.R. "the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century" seems intent on correcting that alleged wrong.

Taylor accounts for bombers and corpses as fully as he can in a single volume, honourably intent on correcting, for now and especially for the future, all parties' mythification of what happened.

Obviously intent on correcting that first debate (he even shook hands more warmly with Mr. Kerry as they walked on stage), Mr. Bush spent much of the night attacking his opponent's policies instead of explaining his own.

This way the method accounts for chip-specific systematic effects which the calibration step intents to correct.

As recently as 2005, the Environment and Forestry Ministry announced plans to correct the "ill intent" of scientific nomenclature that violated "Turkish unity": thus, the species of deer known as Capreolus capreolus armenus became Capreolus capreolus capreolus.

The words of the Supreme Court of Illinois are particularly apt in this case: "The purpose of our election laws is to obtain a correct expression of the intent of the voters.

Mathias verified that the UK interpretation is correct and that the intent of the provision is to ensure that CCM-excluded weapons are restricted in the same way that CCW protocol-permitted cluster munitions would be.

GSK did not signal any intent to publish a corrected version of any of its trials.

We corrected them and edited the language to better reflect the intent of each experiment.

Gabriel Taussig, an assistant corporation counsel, said the spread of sex shops on Christopher Street was clearly "not the intent of the legislation, and it's something we are studying to see what can be done to correct the situation".