Sentence examples similar to it is intended to make aware from inspiring English sources

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It is intended to make children aware of educational and career opportunities and the skills required to carry them out.

Ortiz said the album is intended to make people fully aware of "how the court system railroaded" Miller.

Corey Miller's latest track is intended to make people fully aware of "how the court system railroaded" him, his manager says.

This subtle twist is intended to make the viewer aware of their environment in an unexpected way as they feel the wind pick up or die down and see the piece in action.

The scientific analysis of educative processes has led to a more detailed examination of the total act of teaching, which is intended to make the teacher more aware of all that is involved in a piece of instruction.

This is intended to make sharing of specific visualizations easy.

Clearly the show was intended to make us aware of the individuality of the regimented hoofers who form the backdrop of any musical.

He said the rules were intended to make intelligence officials aware of any unusual inquiries from foreign nationals and to help catch any American scientists who were spying, whatever their ethnicity.

The training was intended to make employees more aware of unconscious discrimination and to align everyone around and affirm the company's commitment to diversity and service.

"I am not an animal; I am a human being!" The Elephant Man's anguished cry was intended to make his tormentors aware of his humanity.

Chair of the prize's board of trustees Jonathan Taylor said the award was intended to make a wider readership aware of Arabic literature.

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