Sentence examples for introduced with the intention of from inspiring English sources
Most of the restrictions this session were introduced with the intention of closing down the one remaining abortion clinic in the state (there were five providers in 2011), and included increased ultrasound mandates, increased clinic inspections and financial documentation requirements.
"The Asylum and Immigration Act 1999, and its provisions, was introduced with the intention of sharing the impact of dispersals of asylum seekers across the UK and to ease the over-reliance on any one area".
And while free schools were introduced with the intention of driving up education standards by increasing innovation and diversity in our education system and encouraging competition between schools, a report published by the National Audit Office in February confirmed that the DfE has not been able to determine whether they are having the intended effect.
The computer-based tool was introduced with the intention of facilitating the delivery of preventive services.
The procedural measures were introduced with the intention of reducing perioperative blood loss and to facilitate earlier mobilization.
The differences between the old and the new CSA assessment are of interest, the new CSA having been introduced with the intention of producing a more valid, more reliable assessment of clinical skills, although there have been concerns that this might not be the case particularly for some sub-groups [ 30].
As a way out of this dilemma, NOELs and later NOAELs were introduced with the intention to provide an approximation of zero effect levels (Zbinden 1979).
Recently, a modified balloon dilatation technique (Ciaglia Blue Dolphin) has been introduced with the intention to increase feasibility and safety.
Critics of the bill argue that the legislation is being introduced with the sole intention of garnering votes for the Congress party in the national elections in 2014.
Species have been introduced with the best of intentions and turned out to be invasive.
