Sentence examples for intention of the provision from inspiring English sources
The investigation highlights that the intention of the provision is to reduce civilian vulnerability to forced displacement during conflict.
The intention of the provision is that the level of risk 'is more than a minimal or trivial likelihood of risk, without requiring the decision-maker to prove that it amounts to a significant risk' (Explanatory Memorandum, 2014, 11).
We look at how the Court interpreted section 297 CDPA and how it has seemingly broadened the scope of the section beyond the original intention behind the provision: protecting encrypted broadcasts from pirates.
A predictive questionnaire based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) investigated health professionals' (HPs') cognitions (e.g., beliefs, attitudes and intentions) about the provision of two aspects of care for patients with diabetes: prescribing statins and inspecting feet.
I don't believe anyone set out with the specific intention of slashing cultural provision at the grassroots, and whichever government comes into power, the amount of available money is not going to change radically.
A short version of the original questionnaire was administered before and after the intervention (pre- and post-intervention phases) with the aim to assess the variations in attitudes, social norms, perceived behaviour control and intentions regarding the provision and consumption of medicines.
The Court of Appeal construed section 8B(1) in accordance with the clear legislative intention expressed through the plain wording of the provision.
Such a misrepresentation of the channel quality is motivated by the vendor's intention of over provisioning for its users.
Fellow academics Jennifer Clarke, Patrick Keyzer and James Stellios argue that the court's narrow interpretation of the provision is consistent with the intention of the Constitution's drafters, who never intended for it to be a protection of individual rights, while Kevin Booker and Arthur Glass say the provision has "symbolic value".
But critics said the provision would not create jobs, the stated intention of the tax bill, because employment at naval shipyards is determined almost entirely by federal spending on ships and submarines rather than by tax incentives.
