Sentence examples for intent role from inspiring English sources

A framework that performs role-explicit query extraction concurrently with intent role annotation is proposed.

All collaborators should detail their intents and roles in their letters of collaboration.

The style of humour and romantic intent plays a role, because people are complex and aren't limited to binary funny/unfunny or sexy/unsexy judgements.

As the climate goes haywire, as cracks appear in the patriarchal status quo that has enabled the systemic abuse and oppression of women and minorities, as the body politic and the institutions that govern it are assailed through incompetence or ill intent, what meaningful role can a Super Mario or a FIFA Soccer truly play in the adult world?

As most previous parasuicide follow-up studies have not reliably measured level of suicide intent, its important role as a predictor of eventual suicide has remained largely unrecognised.

It is also unlikely that differential misclassification of non-fatal injury intent had a role in generating the considerably lower unintentional injury rate among travellers, as it cannot similarly explain the reversal of this pattern in older travellers.

The study also explored potential variations in competencies between different settings and the roles and tasks that physicians and nurses are actually performing in the community settings of Pakistan, with the intent that functional roles could be translated into and categorized under the identified competencies for curricular revisions.

In 2002 Uzan announced his intent to pursue a role in Turkish politics.

His rivals contended that the President had fallen under the sway of a "deviated current," and was intent on reducing the role of clerics in government.

On the opening day, even Mother Nature seemed intent on grabbing a role in the drama, dousing the town with such a storm overnight that one half-expected to find stranded fish flapping on the steps of the Palais.

"Congress has already expressed its intent to limit the role of the states in regulating national banks — especially when such conduct involves the exercise of powers granted to the banks by federal statute and regulation," Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. wrote for the majority, saying the regulation was a proper use of the comptroller's office's authority.