Sentence examples for intent to represent from inspiring English sources

"A genuinely held intent to represent a client 'zealously' is not necessarily inconsistent with criminal intent," Judge Sack wrote.

According to the Project on Government Oversight, 219 former S.E.C. staff members filed 789 "postemployment statements indicating their intent to represent an outside client before the commission" from 2006 to 2010.

The answer is that the two carefully chosen dimensions (fundamenta) are to be considered as reductions (Marradi, 1990) with the intent to represent a broad set of variables.

Google You Owe Us proposed the sum of £750 per claimant for the company's improper use of people's data — which could result in a bill of up to £3BN (based on the suit's intent to represent ~4.4 million UK iPhone users).

Pincus expresses her intent to represent everyone who ever purchased a cold drink from the coffee chain over the last 10 years.

ISAAC comprised a self-selected group of centres without intent to represent any population.

The intent was to represent the whole Middleton family together, their home and aspects of what they enjoy.

The intent is to represent all the places Jews have lived and the languages they have spoken, including Yiddish and Ladino (a mixture of Spanish and Hebrew).

The intent is to represent the employees, when it comes to their jobs, as "fanatics" who have "done it all," says Tom Denari, president at Young & Laramore.

As in the first trial, Lehmann argued that Burton's intent was to represent Dennis (now deceased) in a criminal case.

In a 1994 interview, Hoolboom stated that his intent was to represent the "fragmentation of the body" experienced by AIDS sufferers.