Sentence examples for intent of preserving from inspiring English sources

It is mainly done by communities as a rite of passage or with the intent of preserving a girl's virginity by trying to reduce their libido hence the removal of erogenous tissue.

In this process, the bids are selected with foremost intent of preserving system integrity and minimizing the overall operating cost.

The TSOs select the dispatch bids with the foremost intent of preserving system integrity with minimum production cost.

However, other indices include a subtraction score based on subtracting the time required to complete Part A from the time required to complete Part B as well as a ratio score based on dividing the time required for Part B by the time required for Part A. The FTMT was developed with the intent of preserving the basic principles and format of the TMT.

With the express intent of preserving slavery.

It was suggested that Abu Bakar, who was fearful of his possible imminet death in light of his failing health, promogulated the state constitution with the intent of preserving the state's independence in the light of growing British political influence in the Malay states.

The difficulty in the Senate is that a number of Republicans are intent on preserving the Obamacare expansion of Medicaid in their states, and determined to keep Obamacare protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.

The most telling detail in the reports has been the absence of Ivanka Trump, the one person who seems intent on preserving the value of a non-loathsome version of the family name.

"Nowhere…in the history of the Socialist movement were men so deeply involved in the process of differentiation and yet so intent on preserving the principle of integration" (ibid., 145).

Proud of its history and intent on preserving it, the Village of Bellport has an officially designated, and growing, historic district, which includes Bellport Lane.

He said he now regretted that role, which he said had led to a quasi-autocratic government of aides intent on preserving their own power.