Sentence examples for introduction intention from inspiring English sources

After CCO introduction, intention to treat was guaranteed at 90% in 2008 and at 41% in 2009.

From what I can tell, these two problems, awkwardness and inaccuracy, are due to exactly the thing that sounded so nice when James told us about it in the introduction, his intention to capture the phonetic richness of Dante's lines.

This introduction has two intentions.

He said: Whatever its intentions, the introduction of the A* grade will do even more to favour the conveyor belt from private education to top universities.

As he says in the introduction, this was deliberate: his intention was to make it "easier for a reader to step into the frame and imagine themselves there".

As noted in the introduction, this was because the intention was to evaluate public health guidance for people who drink alcohol and therefore we restricted some of the analysis to people who reported at least some level of alcohol consumption.

He set out his intentions in the introduction to the first volume, which appeared in 1794.

Israel also agreed in principle to allow the development of electricity, sanitation and water projects in Gaza, including the introduction of desalination plants, with the intention of making Gaza "independent of Israeli infrastructure," Mr. Netanyahu said.

In his introduction, Frye explains that his initial intention to examine the poetry of Edmund Spenser had given way in the process to a broader survey of the ordering principles of literary theory.

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GAVI followed up in November by officially announcing its intention to support that introduction of HPV vaccines in developing countries with the goal of vaccinating as many as 2 million girls in nine countries by 2015.