Sentence examples for the intention of developing from inspiring English sources

The concepts and inter-linkages are developed with the intention of developing a software prototype.

We must understand that it is not easy for countries to give up their nuclear arsenal or to renounce the intention of developing their own weapons.

Strategies have been undertaken to delineate the bioactive domains of GIP with the intention of developing small molecular weight GIP mimetics.

Restrictions: There are no restrictions on buying residential homes, but if you are buying an investment property with the intention of developing or leasing it, you must apply for government approval.

Mr. Della Valle and Ms. McConvey, a design client, bought the odd-sized parcel from Michael O'Neill for $5 million in 2006 with the intention of developing it together.

The scientists who created polio virus in their laboratory and published the results (front page, July 12) have played into the hands of state-sponsored perpetrators who have the intention of developing instruments of mass destruction.

My 23 classmates came from 17 different countries and a wide variety of backgrounds - a farmer, development consultants, lecturers, a lawyer, women's rights activists, a government official and people with experience in the United Nations and smaller scale NGOs - all with the same intention of developing our experiences in this field and learning from each other.

This report describes an attempt to grow miniature pig (minipig) parotid gland cells on artificial films and tubular scaffolds with the ultimate intention of developing bio-engineered replacement tissue.

Paul Ricoeur, a student of the volitional experience, whose translation of Husserl's Ideen zu einer reinen Phänomenologie brought Husserl closer to the younger French generation, wrote in a phenomenological vein but with the intention of further developing Husserl's conception of phenomenology.

Company officials complained to the U.S. Embassy in Conakry; one of them suggested that Steinmetz had no intention of developing the mine himself, and planned instead to flip it — "to obtain the concession and then sell it for a big profit".

Company officials complained to the U.S. Embassy in Conakry; one of them suggested that Steinmetz had no intention of developing the mine himself, and planned instead to flip it—"to obtain the concession and then sell it for a big profit". Rio Tinto viewed Steinmetz, who was rumored to have extensive contacts in Israeli intelligence, as a suspicious interloper.