Sentence examples for take intended from inspiring English sources

And so what that means is that, as we're making economic policy, I think there is a certain humility about the consequences of the actions we take, intended and unintended, that may make some outside observers impatient.

There are many instances where actions are taken intended to benefit those not yet born, and not just - perhaps not even primarily - those who are currently alive.

On the night the study was conducted, 41% of club-goers said they had taken or intended to take mephedrone that night.

States were asked to submit a first report, not later than six months after the adoption of the resolution 1540, (i.e. 28 October 2004), on steps they had taken or intended to take to implement this resolution.

"But we also understand that the president is going to promote policies and take actions" intended to bolster the nominee.

While fulfilling the requirements of their home departments, they take courses intended to increase their exposure to interdisciplinary work.

"Every decision I take is intended to be in the best long-term interests of the club," said owner Matthew Benham.

"The voluntary action that G.M. is taking is intended to make a safe vehicle even safer".

Mr. Kuhn said his agency was taking steps intended to stop such payments.

It seems like every action I take, or intend to take, gets framed as to whether it is in pursuit of a priority in my life.

Other human capital-related concepts were important for cessation such as lower dependence on tobacco and taking medication intended to help with stopping smoking.