Sentence examples for is intended before from inspiring English sources

Major U.S. Government con tingency plans must be made now and perhaps aired in ad vance if deterrence is intended —before, not after the fact.

If you give me $100 but say that you have the right to take it back or change the pattern of its usage with 24 hours notice, it isn't nearly as valuable to me as if you say I can use it for 10 years for the purpose for which we agree it is intended before I am allowed to assist on any change in purpose or to ask for it back.

The FDA guidance emphasizes the importance of establishing content validity (that the instrument captures everything relevant to measure what is intended) before other measurement properties are evaluated, as evidence of other types of validity will not overcome problems with content validity.

The report suggests that you will be able to share six second videos on Twitter, and its unknown at this time as to whether it will be launched as a standalone app, as AllThingsD suggests, as was intended before its acquisition, or if it will be integrated into Twitter's current apps.

Children will be included no later than at 8 months of age because the protocol lasts 18 weeks and the intervention is intended to finish before the children are 1 year old.

Many analysts say the clampdown is intended to silence debate before a Communist Party congress in January.

The surge, faster than expected, will bring a welcome momentum, but also the suspicion that it is intended to show results before the 2010 American mid-term election.

The two sides had said they would meet during the August recess, but the gathering will be the first in that time and is intended to take stock before Congress reconvenes in September.

Each step is intended to force compromise before a final agreement is ready on Friday.

Once it is so recognized, it may receive a permanent name which will be suggested for the element by its discoverers; "ununseptium" is a temporary systematic element name that is intended to be used before a permanent one is established.

The banquet is intended to reinvigorate the rabbis before they return to their missions around the world.