Sentence examples for intention to tap from inspiring English sources

But UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank, is expected to announce on Tuesday its intention to tap investors for about €13bn when its chief executive, Jean-Pierre Mustier, meets investors in London.

(They've killed him too quickly, I thought when the little swine finally got his, and I was all too aware that the script had reached me successfully in its clear intention to tap the viewer's animal emotions, some of which can have a disturbing connection with the way it takes so long for an orca to kill a seal).

But the move by Sanders -- including his intentions to tap grassroots activists to promote it -- will likely raise pressure on the former secretary of state and senator to add details her own economic pitch and potentially upset the delicate balance she is trying to keep in championing the middle class while not offending the wealthy.

Most dramatically, it moved its principal listing and headquarters to London last year, partly to affirm its global intentions and partly to tap into cheaper capital.

About half of the cajas, which are controlled by local politicians, have announced their intention to merge, hoping to tap into the €99 billion ($135 billion) Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring (FROB), which was created in June.Regional politicians, reluctant to give away their piggy banks, are prepared to sanction some internal mergers.

The language they use to describe their quest may be different, but the intention is the same -- to tap into a higher dimension of knowing and become self-realized.

You're stuck using a flat, skinny stylus to tap out your intentions on an onscreen keyboard that wastes a third of the screen and doesn't always produce a letter when you tap.

Where a goal is something you work hard for, an intention is about the energy you want to tap into on the road to achieving said goal.

The intention here is offer listeners an opportunity to tap into their own power more fully and step into life in new ways, creating a remarkable transformation.

The service hopes to tap into a sentiment its founders are calling the "intention web", which is based on future-looking and predictive data.

In this case, it is obvious that the intention is not to improve access to and quality of higher education but to tap public financial resources made available through HESLB.