Sentence examples for intent to make the from inspiring English sources

Anna Nelson, a historian at American University, said the delays ran counter to lawmakers' intent to make the documents public.

The state, asking the court to uphold the law as written, said the administration's interpretation flew in the face of Congress's intent to make the stay automatic.

With the help of his son and daughter-in-law, Dr Rosling then developed Trendalyzer software (now called Gapminder) to animate the bubbles".It was a conscious intent to make the data look alive," he explains.

Apple offered a sneak peek at Mountain Lion on Thursday, revealing its intent to make the Mac interface look more and more like iOS, the mobile operating system running on iPhones and iPads.

Any state law that "duplicates, supplements or supplants" the remedy available under the federal law "conflicts with the clear Congressional intent to make the Erisa remedy exclusive," Justice Thomas said.

As the fourth episode is broadcast on Wednesday (the show has been moved from Thursday nights to Wednesdays), I am resigned to the producers' intent to make the series "Most Annoying American Dog Owner" instead.

In this work, we present a new colorimetric detection method which is intented to make the use of microarray a powerful procedure and a low-cost tool in research and clinical settings.

"It's our intent to make this the de facto standard," says Steve Smith, director of marketing for Cisco's broadband wireless unit.

Normalization may modify input chemical structure by applying a consistent chemical model with the intent to make structures of the same compound drawn under (reasonably) different styles and conventions close if not identical, which is essential for generating the same InChI.

True to her intent to make therapists entertaining, the foibles of the "State of Mind" characters are full-frontal — their affairs, their divorces, their fantasies during therapy sessions.

"It's our intent to make sure that the system rights this terrible injustice and holds those responsible accountable".