Sentence examples for op intended from inspiring English sources

It was a photo op intended to show concern, but Badawi screamed at him, "We don't want your visit!

The response by a few states in India to campaigns inspired by projects like Joshua, and what can be characterized as nothing less than primarily American and European faith-based ops intended to alter Indian religious demographics, has been what most outside of India refer to as "anti-conversion" laws.

Occasionally a bank lending to a buyer will note that the co-op lease appears to terminate before the due date of the loan; in that situation the co-op will either immediately extend the expiration date or advise the bank in writing that the co-op intends to do so.

This intervention protocol for the OP was intended as guidance and allowed the OP to tailor his recommendation to the needs of the individual worker conform the principles of shared decision-making [ 17].

(EMEA 2005) However, it is unclear whether this ecotoxicologic risk assessment for OP was intended to apply to pandemic avian influenza conditions.

In response, Rawls says that the OP is not intended to impose new obligations on us, but is to be used "to help us work out what we now think" (CP 402); it incorporates "conditions…we do in fact accept" (TJ 587/514) and is a kind of "thought experiment for the purpose of public- and self-clarification" (JF, p.17).

Karin Christiansen, general secretary of the Co-op party, intends to spell out the successes of the party – which has been linked to Labour since the 1920s – in setting policy and changing laws.

As a footnote to your article on loan delays on May 25 entitled "Coping With the Crush," co-op sharholders intending to refinance their loans should be aware that board approval is usually required, occasioning additional delays before closing with the lending institution.

Cicilline's op-ed intends to put pressure on the FTC, a useful regulatory arm that he accuses of "facing a massive credibility crisis" due to its inaction to date against Facebook.

I suspect that Pompeo's WSJ op-ed was intended for an audience of one: the president.

Zaid says what Radack and other "Snowden defenders don't understand" is that Tye's Washington Post op-ed was intended to be the "initial salvo".