Sentence examples for intention of promoting from inspiring English sources

The fact was, they had no intention of promoting her because they were deeply sexist.

The headteacher has no intention of promoting secular values but is worried about some of the teaching.

In 1956 12 dance instructors formed the Dance Teachers Guild with the intention of promoting education and audience awareness.

Despite Mr. Karzai's declared intention of promoting professionals in his cabinet, his appointments clearly reflected the need to please the various regional and ethnic groups.

"If a medical school is disallowing a group that has the intention of promoting better health care, that is tantamount to discrimination".

In 1988, Section 28 of the Local Government Act provided that a local authority "shall not intentionally promote homosexuality or publish material with the intention of promoting homosexuality".

One of the early problems the Free State programme was unable to address was the emerging evidence that the patient-walk-through-model, despite its intentions of promoting access and quality, was inefficient.

Face validity could be integrated for test development with the ultimate aim of promoting positive washback on students, which should be one of the intentions of test developers.

Gilmour said the club will go into the Scottish Championship with the intention of being promoted within one season, despite the presence of one or both of Hibernian and Rangers.

"We've got to get them to the next stage, get them to become men, so that's an aspect we would look for in a new manager". Gilmour said the club will go into the Scottish Championship with the intention of being promoted within one season, despite the presence of one or both of Hibernian and Rangers.

The point is, why should the rest of us debate Iraq in terms of intentions, convictions and abstract notions of promoting freedom and democracy?