Sentence examples for aims to redirect from inspiring English sources

Asomugha aims to redirect him, without grabbing a fistful of jersey or getting too blatant with his grappling.

The closure of the 12-year-old youth-oriented channel will save about £30m a year, according to the BBC, which aims to redirect some of those savings into its drama budget for BBC1.

His atheism also aims to redirect people's attention to their inherent freedom, the presently-existing world, and away from escapist, pain-relieving, heavenly otherworlds.

Globoforce aims to redirect that focus, putting the spotlight squarely on the human element of business.

"Brogue" is a play on "Vogue," and the mix accordingly "aims to redirect the media's attention away from those who 'vogue' because they like to and towards those who vogue because they need to," Shyshaker told THUMP via email.

"By issuing resolutions and organizing terrorist activities, Western countries are aiming to redirect the events in Bahrain and Libya toward Iran," Sorouri said.

On 1 May, International Workers' Day, the Global Women's Strike will launch the petition "Invest in a Caring Society: A living wage for mothers and other carers" – aiming to "redirect economic and social policies towards people and the planet and away from the uncaring market".

Pharmacogenomic technologies aim to redirect drug development to increase safety and efficacy of individual care.

These B cells represent an attractive target for immunomodulatory strategies that aim to redirect the host's immune response to a healing phenotype in chronic Leishmania (Viannia) infections.

If you are on the receiving end of a "so -strategic phone call, you can uso -strategicarify the caller's aims, or to redirect the conversation: "So, how are you making out in this nasty weather?" Bolden's third "so" study, in 2009, exphones how people use "so" to bring a callersation back to some topic that was getting unfocused or overlooked.

The aim would be to redirect our military capabilities, which should remain strong, well equipped and highly trained.