Sentence examples for different directions on from inspiring English sources

"Michael Gove is pushing schools in two different directions: on the one hand he is measuring success according to how many of their pupils get the English Bacc, and one the other hand he has set a floor target that 35% of all pupils in a school should get 5 A*-C GCSEs including English and maths".

Yet Mr. Brown's worry is a continuing trend, with lines heading different directions on the charts.

By moving the foot slightly in different directions on the leather base, Mr. Melissinos achieves a precise fit over each arch, then tightens and tweaks the straps.

DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS On the last day of the 2007 season, the Philadelphia Phillies, capitalizing on the Mets' collapse, sneaked past them to claim the N.L.

Both were moderate politically, but were headed in different directions on the political spectrum though they didn't know it at the time.

It was instructive and depressing this week to watch President Obama and Congressional Republicans marching in completely different directions on energy policy.

Coming six weeks after the federal government introduced a bill decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana and only days after it approved a trial "safe injection site" in Vancouver for intravenous drug users, the marijuana plan was one more sign that Ottawa is moving in a very different direction on drug policy from the Bush administration.

"Our strategy has gone in a different direction on the weekends," he said.

But 53 percent of the voters polled said the country should go in a different direction on the economy.

At the heart of Ed's One Nation vision was his willingness to take a different direction on economic policy.

"It happened with the 'one-ball rule' a ways back, it happened with grooves at the end of the 1980s and early 1990s, where we felt a different direction on groove configuration was important," he said.