Sentence examples for was intending to develop from inspiring English sources

It was anticipating a new law that, for the first time since the revolution, would allow foreigners to buy property, in this case around a couple of golf courses which the company was intending to develop.

An equally agreeable journey, but briefer, took me from the NY Waterway terminal at West 38th Street to Port Imperial in Weehawken, part of the stretch of Hudson River waterfront in New Jersey that Arthur E. Imperatore, a trucking company owner, was intending to develop when he began operating what was to become NY Waterway's first ferry line in 1986.

This Philadelphia troupe was formed with a grant from the Ford Foundation that was intended to develop professional ballet companies in America.

A nonprofit association, the Federation of Turkish American Associations, paid for the trip to Turkey in November 2009, which was intended to develop Brooklyn's sister-city status with Izmir.

Initiated by Mr. Reagan in 1983, the program was intended to develop a space-based antiballistic missile system, though it was later abandoned.

His Formulaire de mathématiques (Italian Formulario mathematico, "Mathematical Formulary"), published from 1894 to 1908 with collaborators, was intended to develop mathematics in its entirety from its fundamental postulates, using Peano's logic notation and his simplified international language.

The national left meeting was intended to develop the faction's negotiating position on key issues, but its stance on the thorniest issues is not likely to be settled until a meeting of left delegates on the eve of the conference.

The incubator was intended to develop next generation business models for both web and mobile.

The second phase was intended to develop a tool to assess in-situ curing of FBMs.

The present study was intended to develop a treatment strategy through adoptive transfer of TGF-β insensitive NK-92 cells.

It was intended to develop specific rendering mortars able to be applied in thermal bridges to reduce condensation effects and heat transfer in buildings envelopes.