Sentence examples for so with the intent of from inspiring English sources

You either do so, with the intent of offering permanent residence, or risk doing more harm than good.

Mr. Duncan testified that he had done so with the intent of impeding an inquiry into Enron's finances that was being conducted by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

And when it invests, Visa does so with the intent of opening doors and helping companies grow significantly.

When we launched carafem in the Washington, D.C. area last year, we did so with the intent of literally, "changing the conversation" about abortion.

When celebrated photographer Carol Highsmith, a chronicler of American life in the 21st century, began making her archives available to the Library of Congress, she did so with the intent of making the work royalty-free.

And so, with the intent of engineering cell lines by manipulating the expression of these genes, anchorage-independent and anchorage-dependent HeLa cells, displaying markedly different growth characteristics, were analyzed using DNA microarrays.

If you do so with the intent to file, a creditor can challenge the discharge of the debt owed or even your right to discharge any debt.

While it leverages Facebook's social graph, it does so only with the intent of suggesting relevant social connections — your friends and people with similar reading habits.

That's quite interesting actually because contractually we have to be part of PBC and so we started with the intent of, you know, being part of the PBC because from a contractual point of view, you know, we're required to do that.

On the day in question, if the price had fixed at $1,558.96, Barclays would have had to make a payment to a customer, so Plunkett placed orders "with the intent of increasing the likelihood that the price of gold would fix below" the price.

Truth be told, I wanted to learn more about Beck, so I contacted her with the intent of turning it into an interview.