Sentence examples for appeal directed at from inspiring English sources

In an appeal directed at Mr. D'Amato and other fence-sitters, Mr. Feingold said on the Senate floor today that he would consider changes to the bill, provided that its "basic integrity" was left intact.

The spot, directed by Jones and co-written by Jones and Pat Resnick, combines a generous dose of humor with a sincere, political appeal directed at voters who care about health care, income inequality, the environment, women's reproductive rights and gun control.

For example: If a public appeal directed only at a product results in a decline of 25% in the secondary employer's sales of that product, the corresponding reduction of his purchases of the product is due to his inability to sell any more.

Presumably, Mr. Schmidt's appeal was directed at giving North Koreans such capability.

Presumably, his appeal was directed at giving North Koreans such capability.

O'Malley's opening appeal was directed at the authoritarian types who prize executive over legislative experience, citing his 15 combined years as mayor of Baltimore and governor of Maryland, and then running down his liberal accomplishments: giving driver's licenses for new immigrants; imposing an assault weapons bans; and instituting marriage equality, among others.

Varoufakis' appeal is directed at French leftists so troubled by Macron's plans to liberalize French labor laws and pursue other capitalist economic policies that they say they cannot bring themselves to vote for him.

and the city escalated Wednesday as the union appealed a day-old court order aimed at preventing another round of "blue flu". A union representative said the appeal is directed at a part of the order that requires the organization to issue a memo warning officers against further job actions.

Low-income, low-education voters sit inside both parties, waiting for an appeal that feels directed at their lives.

In the new statement, the WCCI emphasized that the initial appeal was not directed at the general public or at members of Dollar's churches around the country.

These ads aim to appeal to consumers, unlike others directed at doctors that run in medical journals.