Sentence examples for statement intended for from inspiring English sources

In a statement intended for companies, the commission warned that "companies should be particularly mindful of their obligation not to mislead investors when using this information".

Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Tami Chappell/Reuters The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, released a statement intended for a Congressional hearing that was canceled by snow.

According to Ravetz the leading question is 'what/how' for research, the outcome of which is a statement intended to be factual.

They then refined their ideas to produce two to three statements for each of the core concepts, with each statement intended to capture features of their subdiscipline that they wanted general biology majors to master before graduation.

When this was pointed out to Giuliani, he said: "I think that's not a correct juxtaposition of statements, nor intended for any kind of decent or useful purpose".

This paper describes the development and evaluation of the Genetic Drift Inventory (GeDI), which consists of 22 agree disagree statements and is intended for upper-division biology majors.

(Have these people ever been to the mall?) Forget about how gosh-darn "embarrassed" Hannah Montana is about the whole terrible affair and the sad truth that her public statement -- "I never intended for any of this to happen and I am truly sorry if I have disappointed anyone" -- comes verbatim from the Handbook for Disgraced Public Figures.

Others wondered why The Times did not make the e-mail available on its Web site, and scoffed at an explanation by Revkin in a blog post that they contain "private information and statements that were never intended for the public eye".

Some who consume such statements will certainly feel hatred for Jews and Muslims, and no doubt those who make such statements intended that result.

The statement said the donation was intended for tweeters with fewer than 500 followers.

Mr. Arinc's statement may have been partly intended for a domestic audience, aimed at countering the possible impression that a visiting American secretary of state could give Turkey orders.