Sentence examples for intent of the course from inspiring English sources

An introductory tutorial discusses the intent of the course including the basic concepts of gender, and four specific tutorials address clinical topics in general practice.

Certainly, the stated intent of the course developers was to change people's behaviour and attitudes by increasing individual levels of self-efficacy and the notion of promoting individual change seemed to segue fairly naturally into lay interpretations of the language of psychotherapy.

The style depends on the intent of the winemaker, of course, but also, importantly, on where the grapes were grown.

The bearded former lifeguard, who sat wearing thin-rimmed glasses and a black jumper in front of a grey curtain, is accused of abducting and murdering April, and of unlawfully disposing of and concealing of her body with intent to pervert the course of justice.

The entirety of the 'Paper Trails' exhibition was curated with such precision and intent that the course and flow of exhibition itself felt as if you were swimming with the animals.

Fitch-Holland is charged with committing an act or series of acts with intent to pervert the course of public justice, namely asking former New Zealand player Lou Vincent to provide a false witness statement in connection with proceedings relating to the libel action between Cairns and Mr Modi in the High Court, which had a tendency to pervert the course of public justice.

"The intent, of course, is to share the results of the program with transit agencies in this country and around the world," Ms. Johnson said yesterday.

The former lifeguard, from the hamlet of Ceinws near Machynlleth, is accused of disposing of April's body and concealing it with intent to pervert the course of justice.

Whether that was the intent of the rule is, of course, impossible to say.

Marshall, 39, from Haverhill, admitted conspiracy to apply a corrosive liquid with intent and perverting the course of justice.

Go to office hours with the serious intent of improving your mastery of the course material, NEVER just to "show your face" in an attempt to suck up, change a grade, or appear more dedicated.