Sentence examples for intent on addressing from inspiring English sources
Modern medicine is intent on addressing "practice variation" — on bringing bad doctors up to the level of the good ones.
They looked intent on addressing their employees' every need, thereby absolving them of the obligation to stray from campus.
The party is intent on addressing its weaker areas first in the pledge card before moving on to more traditional strong Labour subjects in the remaining pledges.
Mr. McCain's advertisement suggested that he was more intent on addressing concerns about him among conservatives than the challenge of Mr. Romney.
But the Mets, intent on addressing the numerous holes in their lineup and without the money to pursue big-name free agents, seem open to the idea of trading Dickey now for some talented young players.
The politicians, on the other hand, seemed more intent on addressing public impatience with an open-ended commitment in Iraq, either by promising prompt withdrawal (the Democrats) or by suggesting that victory may be near (the Republicans).
Mr. Gore has seemed intent in the last two days on addressing the issue not so much along generational lines as along class lines.
After many hearings, several "roadshow" panels around the country, and a couple of elections, in early 2018 Goodlatte announced his intent to move forward on addressing several looming issues in music copyright before his planned retirement from Congress at the end of his current term (January 2019).
In a statement, J. Nicholas Counter III, president of the producers alliance, said the strike authorization indicated that guild negotiators were "intent on striking without seriously addressing" the proposals of the companies.
Constrained by dogma, the Tories are intent on aping Ukip rather than addressing genuine skills shortages in our economy be it in fruit-picking, IT or curry cooking.
The documents were evidence of the concern that Lin had for consumers and of the company's intent on using science not to address the health concerns but to thwart them.
