Sentence examples similar to intent on rendering assistance from inspiring English sources

Other nonverbal means of rendering assistance are equally significant.

In an adaptation so determined to be faithful to its source material that it sometimes seems intent on rendering every panel from the comic on screen, it's funny that the female characters should be so mistreated.

The U.N. experts found that a government offensive in oil-producing Unity State between April and July this year had been "intent on rendering communal life unviable and prohibiting any return to normalcy following the violence.

Geez, it must have fallen out in the president's box when he was rendering assistance.

"The priority now is rendering assistance to thousands of displaced people who urgently need our assistance," Mr. Smith said in Hong Kong.

There isn't a democracy (a western one) that would open fire on unarmed civilians and a vessel always have to render assistance to shipwrecked.

Instead, agencies gain new powers to issue notices for companies to render assistance, or build a new capability, to help them snoop on criminal suspects.

It also provides penalties for failure to render assistance.

Huiswaard was bleeding, but Sweeney did not stop to render assistance, nor to speak to police.

The bowler Sean Abbott, the wicket keeper Brad Haddin and others immediately ran towards Phillip to render assistance.

It called upon North Korea to cease hostilities and withdraw, and asked member states to render assistance.