Sentence examples for intent on introducing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Conte is certainly not the only affluent parent intent on introducing his children to the world that lies beyond the confines of privileged neighborhoods and private schools.

They show how hope was sucked out of the system by the former justice secretary Chris Grayling, intent on introducing more punitive measures, reducing incentives and restricting the previously successful release on temporary licence scheme.

Democrats said the administration now appears intent on introducing new counterterrorism proposals in smaller, piecemeal fashion, rather than submitting to Congress an all-encompassing plan that many predict would face near-certain defeat.

But she said the government was still intent on introducing tougher "price signals" to the public healthcare system, whose costs were growing at "a rapid and unsustainable rate".

Ms Ley warned, however, that the government was still intent on introducing tougher "price signals" to the public healthcare system, the cost of which she said was growing at "a rapid and unsustainable rate".

When he returned to America, he was intent on introducing the French-style Bohemia he'd so enjoyed.

Here, we intent to introduce a radiolabeling concept based on a chelator being (i) adequate to the coordination chemistry of trivalent metals, namely DOTA (1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane-1,4,7,10-tetraacetic acid), and being (ii) covalently attachable to the HPMA structure.

It would be relatively simple for someone with sinister intent to introduce foot-and-mouth disease, or other crippling livestock maladies prevalent on other continents that do not exist in North America, into herds of American livestock, he said.

Regulators intent on lowering electricity prices introduced a system in March of last year that set up a market for trading electricity.

Insist on unfinished or procrastinated items that you do still think are important (head the item with a grid and underline it with the red crayon) to mean you're intent on getting that done), introduce new items according to new developments or give up on something after a thorough analysis, being on your guard not to deceive yourself and start the old procrastinating attitude.

Mr. Matthews was so intent on not causing offense he introduced a senior Clinton adviser, Lisa Caputo, by saying: "What a nice person she is.