Sentence examples for intent of which is from inspiring English sources

And so we have mooted policy wearing the mask of creating a training "entitlement" for teachers, the real intent of which is to drum the (say 15,000 or so) "incompetent" teachers as suggested by Chris Woodhead out of employment.

But true to form, now that its misfeasance is public, Reno Justice is launching its own "criminal investigation," the intent of which is to seize control of the productive civil case until after the coming election.

In case you have not run into this, any teacher who consistently comes up with less than satisfactory observation grades, or whose classes' results have not vaulted sufficiently highly over the benchmark, all too quickly finds themselves subject to a series of accountability procedures, the intent of which is to either improve their performance sharpish, or to make them leave the school.

Second, architectural theory comprises prescriptive, even didactic, expression the intent of which is to (a) promote given or new ways in which to do architecture and (b) ground architectural practice in moral, social, psychological, or theoretical bases.

That there seems to be less and less dramatic content and more and more commercial content, the two concepts merging into a commercial-tainment hybrid, where commerce is inextricably woven into quasi-dramatic content, the sole intent of which is to implant the impulse to consume in the malleable and massaged viewer.

Author: Richardson, J. Background While UNICEF has engaged in a number of program activities over the years that deal in one way or another with the psychological effects of war, it has been relatively recent that the organization has employed professional psychologists to design programs, the specific intent of which is to address psychological trauma in children.

On crossing the border, he announced his refusal to ratify the treaty and entered into the League of Cognac, the intent of which was to dethrone Charles V.

That discovery actually came from a way to create new materials, the original intent of which was to treat prostate and ovarian cancer.

The last will of Guillaume Dufay contains detailed instructions for the posthumous presentation of the composer's own Masses, the intent of which was not to maintain his fame but to save his soul.

Edmund Clerihew Bentley, an English writer and poet who has been dead more than a half century, invented a short, comic rhyming form while he was alive: four lines in all — brisk, sharp, the intent of which was to permit light ad hominem attack, for better or verse.

In response to this, a group of colonists, still aboard the ship as it lay off-shore, drafted and ratified the first governing document of the colony, the Mayflower Compact, the intent of which was to establish a means of governing the colony.