Sentence examples for direct to those from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said, "Prince's only aim is to get music direct to those what want to hear it".

First, the criticisms we direct to those who are rightly viewed as our allies must be properly pitched.

O'Brien proposes giving "actual cash direct to those who are most affected by developments near them, rather than giving some kind of incentive to the local council.

Now,  the morality that we direct to those living in the neighborhood and the ethics that a responsible professional should direct to all who come within his or her ambit, whether friend, foe, or someone from outside one's customary circle, are two quite different matters.

Use the Twitter @mention signals to define and sell direct to those high value customers, and turn around and buy the programming from the studios.

With Edmodo's app store on the market, app developers and startups won't have to be as reliant on closing district-wide sales, and can instead sell their wares direct to those who will find them most applicable to their daily operations.

Attention must now be directed to those who have suffered and died because of those conditions.

The community will remember him for his compassionate action directed to those less fortunate.

Elton believes public arts funding is still essential but should be directed to those who need it most.

It can be a radioactive isotope allowing radiotherapy designed to kill tumour cells to be directed to those cells alone.

It read Heflin as holding that the crime of receiving was solely directed to those who were not convicted of stealing; the latter conviction was therefore invalidated.