Sentence examples for directed its efforts from inspiring English sources
As for Rosa Luxemburg, had a Berlin "mob" been anywhere to hand at the time, it would have directed its efforts to securing her release from the captors who, far from striving to protect her, speedily upgraded themselves to being her executioners, rifle-butting her to the ground, shooting her in the head and dumping her body in a canal.
Another reason it suggested was that the UCI had directed its efforts at the highest echelon and "part of the doping problem has shifted to layers below the top level.
Abdulnabi Mansour, head of the Bahrain Research and Study Center in Manama, said there was a general mood among residents that the United States "has directed its efforts at only one aspect -- gangs of terrorists who are Muslim -- while ignoring the state terrorism of Israel," adding, "There is a general conviction that the U.S. is unfair".
After his death in a car crash in 1998, an obituary in The New York Times described him as the "ruthless but urbane spymaster who for more than 30 years led Cuba's intelligence apparatus and directed its efforts to export revolution to the third world".
Instead, the government has directed its efforts towards sedentarization of the nomads (Emadi 1995).
If the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office is serious about the real threat, it will direct its efforts in those directions.
It is time that the government directs its efforts to the socio-economic uplift of these lagging regions so as to reduce their vulnerability to the adverse effects of climate change.
The executive, Mario Corti, indicated that Swissair, based in Zurich, would direct its efforts at the high end of the market.
William L. Meaney, the airline's chief financial officer, said that the airline had to direct its efforts "not to what we think the customer wants, but what the market is telling us the customer is willing to pay for".
The "big society", which has so polarised public opinion, could play a part here, if the government chose to direct its efforts away from simple rhetoric and actually focused on an often-sidelined group such as new graduates.
