Sentence examples for be directed against from inspiring English sources

For 'to be directed against the expression' means in this doctrine 'not to be directed against the thought'.

"Its sole agenda appears to be directed against India".

Even if the restrictions do take effect, they may never be directed against Western Europe.

Anger should be directed against the aggressor". Popular support for Hamas has increased, he adds.

Instead, it could be directed against "traitors" and "fifth columnists" at home.

Socialist, of course, is as grave a slur as can be directed against an American politician.

"These exercises will in no way be directed against the interests of a third country".

It is admitted also that legislation may be directed against a class when any fair ground for the discrimination exists.

The same contention might be directed against the power to legislate, and of course would be unavailing.

H. influenzae and M. catarrhalis are important pathogens and therapy in clinical failures should be directed against them.

At the time, he was taken with the idea that the T-cell could be directed against cancers.