Sentence examples for intent on reform from inspiring English sources
Their timing seems intended to thwart two big shareholders intent on reform: Corvex Management, a hedge fund, and Related Fund Management, a unit of the Related Companies, a large real estate concern.
Scared by growing public backlash, and the talk of stiffer regulations coming from a President intent on reform, America's first great oil baron launched a public-relations campaign aimed at enhancing his image.
Yet odd as it may seem on the surface, there is another group of people within the church who are intent on reform of a very different nature, and they recently gathered in Jersey City to participate in a Mass that once united Catholics across the globe.
They said they believed if they could keep up the pressure from below, through street protests etc, it would help those intent on reform inside the system to make their case to Mr Putin.
I suppose a curial official intent on "reforming the reform" can say to himself, "We got away with it".
In the press, he was often depicted as a Vatican bureaucrat intent on blocking reform and covering up corruption.
Fat cats thrived by trading property and black-market goods and so did a handful of industrialists.Karl Helfferich, a nationalist politician, Hans Luther, the finance minister, and Hjalmar Schacht, who later became Hitler's economics minister became intent on currency reform.
Yet Mr Abe is intent on backing reforming mayors such as Mr Hirose and Mr Takashima.
They accept the line that a French leader intent on such reforms must carry his voters with him and that a majority of them are not ready for purist liberal orthodoxy in the style of Brussels or Frankfurt.
