Sentence examples for is designed to end from inspiring English sources

Mayday is designed to end all Super PACs, removing big money from politics.

The guidance, which will go out to consultation next month, is designed to end the dispute between the government and doctors over the medical reporting of knife wounds.

The shakeup is designed to end what older people's charities, and the Labour party, have called the scandal of "flying care visits".

An independent forecast is designed to end what he regards as the Treasury's persistent habit over the past decade of underestimating government borrowing.

It is designed to end accusations that the provision of serious care, which can cost in excess of £1,000 a week, is currently a "postcode lottery".

The plan is designed to end the stigma surrounding mental health, but is risky as there is little data available to predict the latent demand for such services, so making the waiting time commitments a matter of judgement.

It smacks of the usual scheming and calculation – just what political reform should be designed to end.

– Bush's ten-year tax cut was designed to end this year, so it's not a tax increase.

As someone who typically holds four part-time jobs at any given time, all of which are designed to end, that is a very frightening prospect.

That arrangement was designed to end factional fighting but was weakened by the resignation this week of the parties' compromise candidate for interior minister.

The improvements over the next two years are designed to end the indignity of mixed sex wards and increase measures to stop patients committing suicide.