Sentence examples for intent on enacting from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five years later, it remains one of baseball's most riveting images: George Brett, eyes bulging with rage, bolting out of the visiting dugout at Yankee Stadium, intent on enacting a most primal impulse.

And it has attracted the sort of response one might expect: Andrew Arulanandam, director of public affairs for the National Rifle Association, called Mayors Against Illegal Guns "intent on enacting some form of gun control" and predicted that people would be "wary about believing so-called studies that come from groups that have an interest in the outcome".

Knowing that a man who has been so intent on enacting policies that limit the rights of women, queer people, and people of color was watching this same maudlin spectacle of patriotism made me feel a little queasy.

When the goal finally arrived, 112 minutes into a long, wearing night, there were members of Germany's entourage who seemed intent on re-enacting the infamous end to the Ryder Cup at Brookline in 1999.

1 - Rich premised his argument on Congressional intent in enacting the 1952 Patent Act, despite the fact that he had previously claimed that Congress intended nothing more than to trust the patent attorneys, including himself, who drafted the Act.

I know the intent: by enacting standards, we encourage teachers to teach better.

But one senior adviser to Mr. Bush said that the slowing economy made Mr. Bush ever more intent on trying to enact broad tax relief.

We first regressed enacted stigma on disclosure to test path a (see Figure 1), followed by a second regression of depression on enacted stigma to test path b.

In recent years, as other states remained intent on erecting new barriers to the ballot box, California did pretty much the opposite, enacting a series of new laws that have put the state at the cutting edge of progressive voting policy.

Canada has no residency requirements for love-struck people intent on marriage, while Belgium and the Netherlands enacted tighter restrictions in pioneering legal gay unions.

Identities tried on and enacted, then shed for others.