Sentence examples for meant to finalize from inspiring English sources

Pompeo's visit to Pyongyang this week was his second in recent days and meant to finalize a time and location for the upcoming summit between Trump and Kim.

The current round of talks has already been extended twice since it started on June 27, as has an interim nuclear accord with Iran that these negotiations are meant to finalize.

On Tuesday, Vice President-elect Joe Biden and economic adviser Larry Summers said Obama's economic team and congressional staffers are close to finalizing a stimulus package meant to spur a recovery.

Combined, the motion was meant to effectively stall any action until a quick resolution to the debate over Emanuel's residency is finalized.

But not only do we expect our colleagues, business partners, and friends to reply to our last-minute requests in real time, advancements in smartphone functionality mean we're refusing to finalize our plans until critical moments.

This means that patients can choose when to finalize the different parts of the intervention.

"But it also means that we've got some time to finalize the process for project selection.

Finally, groupings were refined to finalize core-coded categories.

Despite this shortcoming, we assert that the main means of communication during the enforcement phase was based on written documents, and the decision to finalize the inspection was always conveyed to the inspected organization by means of a written document.

This means, if you don't use the space on the recordable DVD then you don't have to finalize it and you can then add more content.

"But I am starting to finalize a decision".