Sentence examples similar to intent on instituting from inspiring English sources

He is intent on avoiding another one.

The judge, Debra S. Nelson, seemed intent on keeping the trial and its jurors local, instituting an exacting selection process.

For now, he seems intent on directing media attention to his institute's European agenda, which includes drumming up popular interest in the elections for a new European Parliament scheduled for next May.

Store owners intent on luring shoppers to drive "out of the way" are instituting a range of enticements, from child-friendly options to high-tech enhancements.

But rather than first outlining specific governance reforms and instituting major personnel shifts, Francis instead seems intent on articulating his vision for the church to build public support for changes yet to come.

While it may take multiple legislative sessions, Mr. Eltife said he was intent on achieving at the state level what he had in Tyler: instituting a plan to reduce public debt.

He joined the Monell Center -- established in 1968 as one of the world's first research institutes on taste and smell -- in the early 70's, intent on exploring the chemical communication among mammals.

The institute employs a staff of 45, including a cadre of rumpled techies intent on constructing training scenarios that deliver a visceral wallop.

Some are intent on making biological machines.

These giraffes seemed intent on coming together.

"They were intent on keeping that tradition".