Sentence examples for intention of adjusting from inspiring English sources

But he made clear the government would stick to its deficit reduction plans and had no intention of adjusting the overall totals set out in the spending review.

If a player wishes to touch a piece with the intention of adjusting its position on a square, the player must first alert their opponent of their intention by saying J'adoube or "I adjust".

Once you've got the intention of a live performance, it's simply a matter of adjusting technically for sound, presence, and balance.

When the press asked whether the fact sheet signalled Trump's intention to adjust the rule at the risk of inflaming Corn Belt voters a spokesman responded that an "incorrect" version of the fact sheet had been posted.

Yukio Hatoyama ("A new path for Japan," Views, Aug. 27) indicated a desire to move Japan closer to Asia and an intention to adjust the U.S.-Japan relationship to that of two equals.

On Thursday, he signaled his intention to adjust his schedule, saying, "Obviously, we need to engage people and governments, and of course my itinerary is being refined, and I will announce it later".

Although both having the reasoning component, the PTDR framework adjusted the intention of this component by separating the theory component from it.

Thus, results of the study may have tended to reflect elderly persons' intentions, although, we adjusted for the influence of age by means of multivariate regression analyses.

But surely their voting intentions have adjusted for new information, right?

The primary intention of our study was pragmatic and adjusted on the typical clinical routine.

Analyses comparing FEC-D to control were according to intention-to-treat, adjusted for centre's choice of standard control regimen.