Sentence examples for intent to educate from inspiring English sources
Mr. Babcock said parents can also decide to create a soft bank with an intent to educate their children.
With search comes a big monetization opportunity, as Quora could show ads targeted to people with serious intent to educate themselves about a certain subject.
"The intent was to educate the kids plainly and straightforwardly," he said.
The intent is to educate those in Congress about the imperative to ensure that the Colombian government is "meeting their obligations".
And they punch a black eye in the face of the millions of good teachers whose intent is to educate and inspire, rather than using the classroom like it's their own personal eHarmony site because their boring husbands don't pay attention to them anymore.
His intent, he said, was only to educate.
The intent, said Mr. Egbert, 32, is to educate people that pagans live among them, that they are peaceful people (emphatically not devil worshipers), community-minded and as intent on claiming their constitutional right to freedom of assembly as anyone else.
Kenneth E. Raske, the president of the Greater New York Hospital Association, said the intent of the protest was to educate the public about the effect of the governor's budget, not to hammer the governor.
Putting the spotlight on multiple sclerosis also tapped television's great potential to educate, even though Mr. Sorkin said that was not his intent.
The intent of this module for Washington State was to gather information on the impact of efforts to educate the public about the risks of radon.
