Sentence examples for to the intentions from inspiring English sources

That surely runs counter to the intentions of the policy".

He is fair-minded and sympathetic to the intentions of these courageous men and women.

Why were leading scientists deceived as to the intentions of a religious group of filmmakers?

Ms. Kagan made it clear that justices need not always bow to the intentions of the Constitution's authors.

That brings us to the intentions of home buyers and mortgage borrowers themselves: always the wild card.

He strongly believed that any staging had to bear some likeness to the intentions of composer and librettist.

Asked whether the Pentagon shared Fanell's assessments, Kirby said it would be inappropriate for him to speak to the intentions or motivations of another country's military.

Using that money for anyone other than those directly affected is difficult because it would run counter to the intentions of the donors.

To the Editor: Justice William Brennan pointed out that trying to "find legitimacy in fidelity" to the intentions of the framers was "little more than arrogance cloaked as humility".

But government efforts to shame the family, including public criticism of the parents, for failing to alert the authorities to the intentions of their children, if they knew, seemed to have had little effect in Ali-Yurt.

In a documentary on the disc Mr. Ross, who wrote the film, acknowledges that there was no duplicating Ms. Hillenbrand's scope and nuances, but, he says: "I wanted to be true to the intentions and spirit of the book.