Sentence examples for be directed on the from inspiring English sources

Special emphasis will be directed on the strategies chosen to adapt local pre-existing medical, forensic and police facilities to the multidisciplinary project.

For this purpose, further investigations should be directed on the study of possible influence of other components of the serum on the biosensor response and a possibility of its usage as an express method for the determination of the IgG level in the real biological samples.

A special focus should be directed on the basicity of the respective oxide surfaces because this has been shown to be the most important parameter for, for example, methane coupling activity.

He further said that emphasis should not only be directed on the provision of hardware through the reconstruction of schools but also on software components through effective character building of students.

Debra Messing Gracee) "gasped loudly" when it was revealed that the technical demands of live television would mean that Burrows would not be directing on the stage floor, but would be up in a booth instead.

This state-run anticommunism practised by the men and women at the BMG was directed, on the one hand, against the SED-regime (Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands, 'Socialist Unity Party of Germany').

In the supine patient the pressure of the abdominal contents is directed on the diaphragm in a cephelad direction.

"Our energies are directed on the rebuilding process and we are confident that we will return to financial stability and profitable revenue growth," Mr. Allaire said.

First, treat the security state's demands for new powers with caution, since these powers could end up being directed on the wrong targets.

The group, led by Alex J. Mandl, handled the sale negotiations, which were directed on the buyers' side by Egon Durban, an executive at Silver Lake.

The word "ghetto" is an old Venetian word for "foundry" & the Ghetto Nuovo into which the Jews were directed on the day after Pentecost, 1516, was the region known as the New Foundry, where cannons had formerly been cast.