Sentence examples for intention of containing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the US-led airstrikes on Syria – an assault on its sovereignty – seem to be singularly unsuccessful in their avowed intention of containing Islamic State, while perhaps less so in attacking Syria's infrastructure.

Their move from the early capital Kolar may have been a strategic one with the intention of containing the growing Kadamba power.

You know the world is changing when the president's first trip to Asia is defined by a new U.S. foreign policy dubbed "strategic reassurance" - convincing China that the United States has no intention of containing its growing power or endangering its foreign investments.

Here she is, for instance, waiting for a call from a guy, surely one of the world's most documented minidramas: "The telephone was for Agnes a symbol of pure, unsolicited intention, containing none of the ambiguity of other more complex forms of encounter.... Days when she was expecting a call stretched out before her like empty motorways, banked on either side with anticipation and dread...

Some authors use it differently, to mean an intention that contains mention of another intention within its content.

Findings reinforce the appropriateness and importance of intentions contained in guidelines for schools to support students with T1D to optimize their self-care and management during school hours.

However, these results do indicate early involvement of the right temporo-parietal cortex in the processing of action and intention information contained in action sequences.

The act may be small, but it contains our intention of love and mindfulness of what is happening to our precious home".

It would also mean that people sometimes created RInChIs with the best of intentions, but which contained misleading information.

For instance, the entry for "intention" contains both "goal" and " ".

Documents released under the Clinton administration confirm that the agency invested in a large volume of Caribbean molluscs with the intention of finding a shell big enough to contain a lethal quantity of explosives.