Sentence examples for be directed through the from inspiring English sources

King says if Labor is elected, the commission's priorities would be directed through the Council of Australian Governments (Coag).

In the eyes of most observers, England were outclassed in most departments but Rowntree made clear his complaints would be directed through the proper channels.

Afghan governors and ministers who met Mr. Obama for dinner on Saturday night asked that financing be directed through the government so it could build up its own institutions, said Arsala Jamal, the governor of Khost.

People need to be directed through the conversion funnel – quite literally.

It is known that liposomes (and therefore magnetoliposomes) can be directed through the functionalization of the external layer.

With the flow loop set for a high liquid flow rate, the gas was observed to be directed through the return feed line for the two phase flow with no gas flowing upwards through the test section.

The growth and the operation of all living beings are directed through the interpretation, in each of their cells, of a chemical program, the DNA string or genome.

The growth and the operation of all living beings are directed through the interpretation, in each of their cells, of a chemical program, the DNA.

Water is directed through the small mouth into the pharynx by the action of cilia on the gill slits.

The feet were short and broad and had three functional toes; the major stresses were directed through the axis of the central toe.

The first, a $700 million package aimed primarily at businesses, was directed through the Empire State Development Corporation, the state's economic development authority.