Sentence examples for intentions to limit from inspiring English sources
Earlier today, the NSA announced its intentions to limit a surveillance technique that had a nasty side effect of sweeping up communications to and from Americans.
The iPhone's YouTube program was built by Apple, not Google, signifying the company's intentions to limit access to the phone's operating system.
The Bush administration's apparent intention to limit the contracts to American bidders has unsettled competitors in other countries.
Countries also reiterated their intention to limit average global temperature rises to 2C above pre-industrial levels.
Kathleen Tattersall Ormskirk, Lancashire The only thing that is clear about Mr Gove's proposals is his intention to limit access to higher education to an elite minority.
Although the court acknowledged that eliminating prenatal care for infants would result in the kind of cost savings that Congress intended to bring about with the welfare changes, it said Congress was explicit in its intention to limit immigration by reducing benefits for illegal immigrants.
What is dismaying about the government's intention to limit the independence of the justice system in the interest - or with the excuse - of national security considerations, is that in effect it and the Conservative opposition are colluding to cover their backs in the very greasy matter of their implication in a corruption affair.
A poor overall rate (23/47) of correct classification was observed for the logD-based criterion, which was originally conceived with the intention to limit non-specific tissue binding while allowing a certain degree of lipophilicity to have sufficient brain exposure.
It was not our intention to limit consideration to the kind of ELSI issues that we identified from the existing policy work on SynBio and from our project partners – hence the inclusion of the 'other?' category – nor was it our suggestion that one issue applies to only one kind of application.
According to this emerging seismic design concept, instead of over-designing the isolated footings of a frame (as entrenched in current capacity design principles), the latter are under-designed with the intention to limit the seismic loads transmitted to the superstructure.
They cite EPA's intention to limit climate-altering carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants.
