Sentence examples for be particularly aimed at from inspiring English sources

Lest any voter miss the point that such a law would be particularly aimed at Muslim immigrants, Mr. Sarkozy's interior minister, in charge of the police force, helpfully added polygamy and female circumcision to the list of offenses that could bring loss of citizenship.

The government has also passed laws to ease the expulsion of foreign nationals, including EU nationals, which "appear to be particularly aimed at Roma from Romania", according to a report by the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights.

Preventive measures should be directed at weight loss and work ergonomics, and be particularly aimed at doubly exposed persons.

It would seem prudent then, for interventions aiming to improve outcomes in diabetes, to be particularly aimed at patients having difficulties controlling their illness.

At that time, it was particularly aimed at Africa and mercenary groups operating there.

Welcome to "voluntourism": a booming industry that is particularly aimed at gap-year students.

The message, one that Ms. Huffington is promoting in her publication and in speeches, is particularly aimed at women.

The Hong Kong youth campaign covers a sixth of the territory's youths ages 9 to 25 and is particularly aimed at teenagers.

They are particularly aimed at preventing teenagers who are trying to lose weight from tipping into eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa.

The administration's campaign to demonize Mr. bin Laden is particularly aimed at the Middle East, sending out a newly released version with subtitles and a transcript in Arabic.

The ballot measure was particularly aimed at Southwestern Women's Options, one of only two clinics in New Mexico that perform abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.