Sentence examples for the intention of preventing from inspiring English sources

Nearby, the controversial millionaire Douglas Tompkins, who made his money from The North Face and Esprit clothing labels, has bought more than half a million acres with the intention of preventing any development that might jeopardise the area's ecosystem.

It says that public authorities should remind staff that deleting or concealing information with the intention of preventing its disclosure is a criminal offence under section 77 of the act.

Amanda Cooper, who leads on the DNA database for the Association of Chief Police Officers, said: "DNA may be taken from children in a number of circumstances with the intention of preventing or detecting crime.

Upheld by John Paul II, the ban was reaffirmed by his successor, Benedict XVI, after a 2006 study on the theological ramifications of using condoms with the intention of preventing sexually transmitted diseases rather than insemination.

In addition to maintaining the short-term federal funds rate at practically zero, it has printed almost two trillion dollars and used them to buy vast amounts of mortgage bonds and Treasury securities, with the intention of preventing long-term interest rates from rising.

To describe a program with integrated learning of communication and consultation skills developed with the intention of preventing deterioration of communication skills, and to present student evaluation data.

A rarely-used 'fatal motion' could be tabled in the Lords by the end of this week, paving the way for a vote next Monday with the specific intention of preventing the Chancellor from putting his controversial £4bn proposals into law.

When 57% of L.A. County voters approved the condom mandate in the November election, they had the good intention of preventing transmission of AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

In selling off the cable network, it insisted on breaking up the nationwide system into nine regions, with the clear intention of preventing rivals from creating a nationwide competitor.

It was founded in 1945 with the idealistic intention of preventing future wars through cultural exchange.

So-called unity governments, installed with the apparently good intention of preventing further chaos after blood has already been shed, are as likely to lead to paralysis and patronage as to creative compromise.