Sentence examples for intent of extending from inspiring English sources

While the modelling process (steps 1 5) refers to a real world application of the framework (even if data acquisition is temporally disjoint from the modelling phase), the participation process (steps 6 7) is here presented with the intent of extending the case study for further research and prove the feasibility of the proposed approach.

Ultimately, Highway 402 was designated with the intent of extending it to Highway 401.

In 830 Egbert led a successful expedition against the Welsh, almost certainly with the intent of extending West Saxon influence into the Welsh lands previously within the Mercian orbit.

On May 20 , 1880the Carson and Colorado Railway was formed, with the intent of extending a rail line from the existing Virginia and Truckee Railroad at Hawthorne, Nevada through the Owens Valley towards the Colorado River.

We are in the process of developing relationships with Chicago-area galleries and arts organizations with the intent of extending our outreach into communities outside the five-mile radius of our location.

Celtic had imposed themselves from the start, as if intent on extending the sequence of big victories they had secured on their two previous outings.

Mr. Tandja insisted, in an interview last summer, that he was intent on extending his stay in power only because of the demands of "the people," though interviews in Niamey strongly suggested different sentiments.

For several months, Democrats have railed against Republicans intent on extending all the Bush-era income tax cuts, accusing them of doling out "tax cuts for the rich".

Already one of the biggest video games companies in the world, Namco Bandai now seems intent on extending its empire even further.

Argentina's finance minister, Guillermo Nielsen, is scheduled to fly back to Buenos Aires on Friday with the draft of a letter of intent for extending the government's payments.

The issue of benefit versus harm rests between the benefit of actualizing the donation of organs from an individual or family who have expressed this intent and the harm of extending ventilation.