Sentence examples for intention to exploit from inspiring English sources

Isis announced its intention to exploit the refugee crisis as it gathered pace early last year.

The conviction was affirmed on appeal, but a lone dissenting judge criticized the "undisguised intention to exploit the defendant's youthful vulnerability".

There was no intention to exploit anyone or indeed supply cheap labour; our time in training and people investment shone through on the day with compliments from officials at how well turned out and efficient our team was.

The intention to exploit is the key factor in defining the crime, not whether the person consented to the journey, although this is often not understood by authorities coming in to contact with victims.

He will face a tough challenge to persuade his party to vote to ditch nuclear weapons, however, and Mr Robertson signalled the SNP's intention to exploit Labour's lack of unity on the issue in the House of Commons.

While denying any intention to exploit the crisis, the party reports a surge in membership applications.If sustained, the DPP's new popularity could give the party a leg up into power.

A statement on the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency says Kerry's insistence on "jumping over" the work of U.N. experts in Syria shows that the U.S. has deliberate intentions to exploit events.

Colonial projects do not set out to do "good"; their primary intention is to exploit the ruled on behalf of the coloniser.

The intention was to exploit routinely available, person based data on health needs—hence the description "person based resource allocation" (PBRA).

Awareness of and protection from batch effects is of particular importance in meta- or re-analyses of existing data, collated from multiple sources, where the intention is to exploit increased statistical power to detect subtle differences in expression between well-defined phenotypes.

Our intention in this paper is to exploit the modular design aspects appearing in most dependable distributed protocols to provide formal level of assurance for their correctness.