Sentence examples for intention of correcting from inspiring English sources

They state the need for health professionals to have specific training on breastfeeding counselling in courses between 20 and 40 hours in length and, in the same way, health service administrators should attend 12-hour courses, with the intention of correcting the gaps in knowledge which currently exist.

Sounding at times like a national partisan, Porter announces in the book's subtitle an intention to correct the record by recounting "the untold story of the British Enlightenment".

But it was also the latest in a long line of intensely controversial remarks from a leader who only this week declared that he had no intention of being "politically correct".

Very few YA books are written with the intention of being politically correct; rather, these books seem to me to be the product of a publishing industry whose prevailing atmosphere is metropolitan and liberal, and therefore the vast majority of books published partake of the same moral, ethical and social values.

A Chinese government white paper released on Tuesday said that Beijing had no intention of altering its "correct" policies in Tibet as they had brought "unprecedented achievements".

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The optimal cut-off was estimated based on the Youden index criterion [ 32] which is optimal in the sense that it provides a score which reflects the intention of maximizing the overall correct classification rate.

In 1859 he finally made his way to the Taiping camp with the intention of teaching the Taipings the correct version of Protestant Christianity and helping them improve their relations with the Western countries.

"Since the will of the people is the paramount consideration," the judge wrote, "and the purpose of our election laws is to obtain a correct expression of the intent of the voters, where the intention of the voter can be fairly and satisfactorily ascertained, that intention should be given effect.

I have no intention of going to Congress to impose a politically correct faculty on a university".

The intention of the doctrine of faith alone was very good- to correct the error that our salvation could be earned or that God's grace could be manipulated.