Sentence examples for intent of opening from inspiring English sources
Their marginalization has roots in policies put in place in the 1930s, when Brazil's rulers corralled the Guarani into small reserves with the intent of opening vast areas to settlers.
Nor do most countries allow foreigners to own more than 49% of an airline's shares.Talk of freedomNext week the European Union and America will sit down to try to hammer out a liberal air services agreement, with the intent of opening the skies across the Atlantic.
And when it invests, Visa does so with the intent of opening doors and helping companies grow significantly.
The nearly unlimited loan subsidies began in the 1960s with the intent of opening up higher education to a more diverse student population.
It is a model, which utilizes global communication between localized artist hubs and clusters to form an international grouping with the intent of opening a dialogue about this subject across borders and cultures; to delve into the stuff and mind-murk that is collectively shared or completely random.
Police however are said to be on the case of local crooks in the area intent on opening up a counterfeit museum of fakes nearby.
Kenyon Martin was driving to the basket with a purpose, intent on opening up the middle of a Boston Celtics defense that had been locked like a safe.
Missy's concentration in school was in general management with the intent of someday opening her own business.
Hoping to find new arms suppliers in continental Europe, the Rhodesian government informed Britain of its intent to open an independent mission in Lisbon in June 1965.
The Queen prevailed upon Disraeli to introduce a Royal Titles Bill, and also told of her intent to open Parliament in person, which during this time she did only when she wanted something from legislators.
Opening parliament on 9 June, Gibbs told the Legislative Assembly that the RF's strengthened majority amounted to "a mandate to lead the country to its full independence", and announced that the new government had informed him of its intent to open its own diplomatic mission in Lisbon, separate from the British embassy there.
