Sentence examples similar to intentioned aim from inspiring English sources
The lies are well intentioned, aiming to show you the "right" way to exercise.
However, in its report, the justice select committee warns that the well-intentioned aim could cost up to £120m extra in funding additional prison places.
While Gass sympathized with Gardner's well-intentioned aims, he thought them misplaced, arguing that novels were unreliable vehicles if what a writer wanted was to deliver instructions on how best to live one's life.
"I would like to stress that the posters were well intentioned with the sole aim of preventing people becoming victims of crime.
In the past this highly controlled regime has been justified by well intentioned governments with the aim of protecting consumers because of the very limited choice available to viewers, listeners and readers.
Although usually well-intentioned, the aim of benefitting the local population through conservation always runs the risks of the adverse effects outlined above.
Recognition of the prevalence of preterm birth in sub-Saharan Africa as well as the survival gap has led to recent good intentioned efforts aimed at both primary prevention and secondary interventions [ 4].
Gov. George Pataki, while well intentioned, got off the track earlier this month when he proposed a $54 billion package aimed at projects around the region and the state, from the Second Avenue subway to a railroad in Schenectady.
The measure is well intentioned.
Thompson is obviously well intentioned.
