Sentence examples for intentioned move from inspiring English sources

Patrick Younge, the former chief creative officer of BBC Television Production, said of the BBC's £2.1m plans: "It's a well intentioned move.

However well intentioned, the move sends an odd message.

Although well intentioned, this move may have worsened matters by ringfencing the top level of the sport for the very rich.

"It's a well-intentioned move, but its consequences are not ultimately helpful".

Warped's Shiragirl stage – set up guerrilla-style by musician Shira in 2004 in response to Warped's disproportionate boy/girl ratio – was a well-intentioned move, a way of ensuring women were present.

But there comes a point when a well-intentioned move for greater inclusivity becomes an excuse for bullying exclusivity and a way for women to shut one another up.

It's no doubt a well-intentioned move, but calling on retailers to simply provide a "first class" service seems aimlessly vague.

Not only that, this so-called debate on the actual death toll is an ill-intentioned move to disgrace the sacrifices of the people of both India and Bangladesh.

Europe has exactly the same problem and in a well-intentioned move earlier this year to promote science to girls, the European Commission produced a video "Science: It's a Girl Thing".

Well-intentioned moves to limit the build-up of municipal debt are acting as fiscal tightening at a time when public investment should be ramped up to compensate for shortfalls in private investment.

Liotard and her Scandinavian peers might be attempting to eliminate one set of stereotypes – women as constantly sexually available to heterosexual men – but their well-intentioned moves are unwittingly introducing another set that are equally as damaging.