Sentence examples for being directed through from inspiring English sources

The aid budget had been slashed, more was being directed through international organisations, and what was left was increasingly being abused by commercial interests.

Due to such belief, although many Western universities have suffered governmental budget cuts since the 1980s, the actual public funding spent on higher education has not declined but is being directed through more diversified channels.

He's being directed through the end of her life by her and you see how when it comes right down to it, we are all really going through the same thing.

In contrast, during growth the majority of glucose-6-phosphate is oxidized to pyruvate without being directed through the PPP shunt (Fig.  5b).

(D) Three cigarettes (0.8 mg nicotine per cigarette) were "smoked" by a water aspirator, the smoke being directed through a cotton-wool filter.

Tobacco interventions were being directed through national legislation e.g. The Smoke-free (Premises and Enforcement) Regulations (2006), as well as through Healthy Schools.

For Leeds, everything positive was directed through Kewell.

Forces are directed through reinforced door pillars and hinges.

Long-range economic development has been directed through a series of five-year plans.

Inside, the air-conditioning is directed through vents that empty below the seats to keep air movement to a minimum.

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