Sentence examples for is intended to signal from inspiring English sources

The index is intended to signal economic conditions three to six months out.

The move is intended to signal that interest rates in the US will eventually return to normal.

Everything May does is intended to signal to an in-group broad enough to give her a massive electoral majority: I'm on your side.

In a country with the world's second-highest rate of out-of-school children, the bill is intended to signal an official commitment to universal literacy.

Hammond and May's new acronym is intended to signal a break from the previous government, but is also an acknowledgement that political cliches can quickly become tired and counterproductive.

The tough budget for the fiscal year that begins in October is intended to signal President Bush's commitment to reining in the record federal deficit, and to satisfying conservative critics who note spending has soared since Bush took office.

The measures announced yesterday by the track owners are intended to signal immediate action to racing's core customers.

In an interview late today, Mr. Ginsburg denied that the trip was intended to signal an ultimatum to Mr. Starr.

The low-tech look of it was intended to signal approachability rather than suggesting a complex high-end gadget.

"I have no more campaigns to run," Obama said, in what was intended to signal that his remaining focus will be on governing rather than electioneering.

The decision not to send a high-level delegation to the airport was intended to signal that they have little faith in him.