Sentence examples for intent to achieve from inspiring English sources
Our actions and results in Iraq since the invasion demonstrate a clear pursuit of the primary goal without the will and the intent to achieve the secondary one.
"In this case, the issue was an illegal intent to achieve political goals in Belarus with the aid of foreign funding".
To Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's boss, Google's advertising platform is like a flywheel that picks up speed as more websites attract more advertisers, and vice versa.Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive, denies any evil intent to achieve world domination.
Microsoft has attempted to monopolize the market for Internet browsers through the acts and practices described above in violation of Section 2 of the Sherman Act, 15 U.S.C. 2. Microsoft has specific intent to achieve monopoly power in this market, and in furtherance of this intent has engaged in the exclusionary conduct described above.
The Act here, however, in prohibiting sales at unreasonably low prices for the purpose of destroying competition, listed as elements of the illegal conduct not only the intent to achieve a resultdestruction of competition but also the actselling at unreasonably low pricesdone in furtherance of that design or purpose.
The brain is first and foremost a control system that is capable of building an internal representation of the external world, and using this representation to make decisions, set goals and priorities, formulate plans, and control behavior with intent to achieve its goals.
Nortel Chairman Harry J. Pearce Harry J. Pearce said in a statement that, "Our intent is to achieve a fair resolution of these lawsuits and avoid a prolonged, uncertain and costly litigation process".
The intent was to achieve at least one health professional for each specialty.
Corticosteroids are potent medicines with frequent adverse effects and while the intent is to achieve beneficial results for the patient, the consequences of long-term use may counteract this objective [ 10].
If the intent is to achieve high chlamydia testing rates in the population, health promotion and clinical education and systems within ACCHS and GPs should address the different health care utilisation patterns of Aboriginal females and males; since in most ACCESS sites a higher proportion of females either attended or were tested than males.
However, when considering higher imipenem dosages (3 g/day) with the intent being to achieve a higher percentage of simulated patients with adequate imipenem Cmin in the presence of glomerular hyperfiltration, it was demonstrated that the strategy of shortening the time to re-dosing (500 mg every 4 hours) was much more effective than that of increasing single dosage amount (1 g every 8 hours).
