Sentence examples for nations intended from inspiring English sources

But that changed with Mr. Carter's intervention and the recent creation of a group of nations intended to guarantee that both sides comply with an accord.

Britain and other European nations intended to bang heads together to achieve progress and to set ambitious targets during the two-week conference.

Russia's air base in Kant is seen as an important outpost for the Collective Security Treaty Organization, a Russia-dominated alliance of former Soviet nations intended as a counterweight to NATO.

The Advance Market Commitment is one of several new programs by wealthy nations intended to bring better health care to the developing world, particularly Africa, which is being devastated by H.I.V. and AIDS.

The World Baseball Classic, held every four years, was founded in 2005 as a World Cup-like tournament of nations intended to grow the game's popularity in places where kids have little access to the sport, and little incentive to take it up.

I do not believe that all of these nations intend such an outcome.

When they meet on Tuesday at Sea Island, Ga., President Bush and the other leaders from the Group of 8 industrialized nations intend to discuss ways to reduce the cost of sending the money home, and to make it more useful for poor nations once it gets there.

There are four mental health courts in the nation, intended to keep emotionally disturbed adults out of jail or prison, in San Bernardino, Calif., Seattle, Anchorage and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Ten states in the Northeast, led by New York, have agreed to begin talks about creating what would be the first market-based compact in the nation intended to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

Two years ago, the organizers of Shuang Wen School shopped around for a home for the first public elementary school in the nation intended to cultivate fluency in both English and Mandarin Chinese.

In a book she wrote two years ago, Cynthia Dunbar, a board member, could not have been more explicit about this being the reason for the Mayflower Compact's inclusion in textbooks; she quoted the document and then said, "This is undeniably our past, and it clearly delineates us as a nation intended to be emphatically Christian".