Sentence examples for intent of the term from inspiring English sources

Second, the New American Heritage Dictionary's definition ignores the very specific intent of the term and, in fact, gives it more credibility by treating it as some sort of universal description of children who acquire citizenship at birth.

SNOMED CT includes different concepts to describe each situation so it is important that the intent of the term used is understood.

Jevons distinguishes between the extent and the intent of a term or a name.

Disney and other companies have convinced Congress to ignore the framers' intent and push the term of copyright as long as possible.

9 P.M. (13, 49) BILL MOYERS JOURNAL This episode examines the intent of the Obama administration in terms of the war in Afghanistan.

"The state will not continue sending the city money for class-size reduction if the city continues to defy the terms and intent of the 14-year-old Campaign for Fiscal Equity court case," she said in a statement.

If all Arctic nations continue to abide by the terms and intent of the Polar Bear Agreement, the future of polar bears is secure ... Clearly polar bears can adapt to climate change.

With the intent of improving the long-term health outcomes and quality of life of patients with MPS I worldwide, we report how the chronology of symptom onset, diagnosis, and treatment initiation with HSCT and laronidase have evolved over time among Registry patients.

"The objects denoted form the extent of meaning of the term; the qualities implied form the intent of meaning".

Your Honor, I think the Boardman case relates not to the counting of votes; it has nothing to do with the standard in terms of the intent of the voter.

"They were following the Florida precedent in terms of putting the intent of the voters first," said Richard L. Hasen, a specialist in election law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.