Sentence examples for makes intended from inspiring English sources

Because of the multiple interpretations of the term, we recommended that "Anglo" be replaced with an alternative, well-defined term that makes intended measurement goals clearer to all groups.

It is being increasingly recognised as a valuable means of understanding how particular preconditions make intended outcomes more or less likely (Pawson and Tilley, 1997).

Moreau asserts that the porn he makes is intended for everyone and anyone.

In recent months, the company has made changes intended to improve communication among divisions.

And he says the localities are making cuts intended to embarrass the government.

His counterpart at Lloyds Banking Group, António hastalsoório, has also begun to make pledges intended to "help Britain prosper".

But too many lacked freshness and vibrancy, and unless you are making wines intended for aging, those qualities are essential.

An advertising agency, TBWA, was commissioned to make adverts intended to shock the nation into action.

Incredibly huge fortunes to be made, and Lustgarten intended to make one of them.

"The changes we made this year were intended to make sure the event did not feel so crowded," Mr Latham said.

"We have very clear instructions from the prime minister [to not seek external assistance], Pakistan has neither made nor intends to make a request for international assistance.