Sentence examples for directed domestic from inspiring English sources

The campaign has been discussing the stimulus package for more than six weeks, said Gene B. Sperling, a senior economic adviser to the campaign who directed domestic policy at the White House under President Bill Clinton.

Walpole directed domestic policy, and after the resignation of his brother-in-law Townshend in 1730 also controlled George's foreign policy.

From 1992 to 1997, she directed domestic litigation and public policy programs for the Center for Reproductive Rights, where she was a co-founder and vice president.

There is a good argument for not selling your best players to direct domestic rivals.

Called the Protect IP Act, for intellectual property, the bill would take aim at foreign-owned sites that trade in pirated material by allowing American authorities to seek court orders directing domestic Internet service providers, search engines and others to stop doing business with them.

These indicators, for instance, include "foreign value added share of gross exports", "direct domestic value added content of exports", and "re-imported domestic value added content of exports".

It holds exclusive online international distribution rights for 85percentt of its brands and sells to a network of 500 boutiques around the world (Bundshop often directs domestic customers to the designer's own e-commerce sites).

It would direct domestic law enforcement to send back any products made with forced labor.

Will Kelly start a new tradition once he's directing domestic security?

"I believe this administration deserves more credit than they have been given on homeland security," said Philip Anderson, a retired Marine Corps officer who directs domestic-security studies for the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

From 1328 to 1341 Cantacuzenus directed both domestic and foreign policy for the Emperor.