Sentence examples for intention to fix from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, the car giant announced its intention to fix the problem, including recalling and refitting 5m affected vehicles worldwide.
A previous study by Mr Peri found that because immigrants typically earn less than locals with similar skills, they boost corporate profits, prompting companies to grow and hire more locals.On July 4th Barack Obama announced his intention to fix a "broken immigration system"; on July 8th he asked Congress for another $3.7 billion to deal with a recent influx of child migrants.
"I am pleased that Sport Resolutions and WPBSA have concluded, after a thorough and fair investigation, that I was not guilty of any dishonesty and had no intention to fix a match and no intention to do anything corrupt," said Higgins.
Serious problems need serious tools and intentions to fix them.
The intention is to fix or replace the "short-term" code later, but what often happens is that the tech debt grows when the "short-term" code is never upgraded or fixed, and sometimes convoluted skyscrapers of code are built on kludgy foundations.
In a very different vein, King (2014) has suggested that, while speakers' intentions serve to fix the reference of impure indexicals in context, they do so only to the extent that the speaker's intended referent could be recovered by a suitably idealized listener in the relevant context.
"This is something that goes far beyond just a mistake that YouTube might have made, that they're going to draw intention to and fix later.
"In past incidents, which are extremely rare, World Snooker has taken a particularly stringent line where players have been judged guilty of match-fixing or intention to match-fix".
Although the initial intention had been to fix this distal fracture, by the time the patient had their pre-operative reassessment, their CT and an appropriate slot was available in the operating theatre, 6 weeks later.
Deconstruction stressed the extent to which "meaning" and "authorial intention" are virtually impossible to fix precisely.
