Sentence examples for a question of directing from inspiring English sources
It's a question of directing the cash to places where it will make most difference.
Thus, intransitive consciousness has been taken to be a question of the mind directing its intentional aim at its own states and operations.
There's also a chance that the Rosetta mission will help settle a question of more direct interest to nonscientists.
Here's how CMI participates in the planning cycle: "Where to play?" is fundamentally a question of where to direct growth investments in existing, adjacent, or new markets.
It is not just a question of totting up the direct costs of bailing out the banks or transferring debt from private balance-sheets onto those of the state.
"It isn't a question of to whom the films are directed.
"It's very hard to explain what it is, because directing is a question of personality.
PAGE A9 U.N. Warns of Strife in Iraq The United Nations special envoy left Iraq, warning that it faced a significant chance of civil strife, and leaving the question of direct elections unresolved.
Both sides work from a common assumption that most Americans paid little attention to Syria until the question of direct American strikes came up.
There is also the question of direct accusations, like the one this student made against a specific guy, in person, using her own name in a police station and the D.A.'s office, and then online.
