Sentence examples for intent of promoting from inspiring English sources

The restaurant, Agraria, which opened in early June, doesn't promise North Dakotan cuisine, although it was founded by the North Dakota Farmers Union with the intent of promoting family farms with a sort of edible propaganda against big agribusiness.

I probably would've left off the face personally, letting the colors speak for themselves, but this was a partnership with Marvel with the intent of promoting the new Avengers film oversees, so they probably could've been a lot less tasteful with the branding overall.

This case study mapped candidates' responses to a pre-service literacy course designed to relocate teacher candidates' literacy histories and beliefs from a personal to political frame with the intent of promoting critical reflection and complex understandings of literacy, teaching, and learning.

It was found that he was part of a joint criminal enterprise with the intent of promoting mistreatment and persecution of detainees in the camp.

Arguing that the expertise of residents living in LTC homes is often overlooked within culture change efforts, Shura, Siders and Dannefer (2010) observed that changes made are usually made 'on behalf' of residents with the intent of promoting their interests and quality of life.

Lizzie Widdicombe, in her piece about the Manhattan Institute's Hamilton Awards, quotes a number of Republican politicians intent on promoting an image of Alexander Hamilton as representing an urban, Wall Street-friendly brand of conservatism (The Talk of the Town, May 26th).

But the Arab leaders of Al Qaeda were intent on promoting their fighters up through the ranks to overcome the loss of leaders like Mr. Kini, the fighter said.

Swelling music and Kelsey Grammer's refined narration supply the appropriate sobriety, but the film is too intent on promoting the nobility of its cause to worry about engaging the uninitiated.

It is an account of legislators who passed a law riddled with ambiguities; of crucial errors by midlevel bureaucrats under President Bill Clinton; of $2 billion in inducements from the Bush administration, which was intent on promoting energy production; and of Republican lawmakers who wanted to do even more.

Steve Hilton, David Cameron's former head of strategy, seemed mostly intent on promoting his new workout plan.

"HawthoRNe" challenges stereotypes about nursing, but mostly it seems intent on promoting the self-regard of its star, who also happens to be an executive producer of the show.