Sentence examples for directions of those from inspiring English sources

After Camillus had sacrificed to the gods, and purified the city according to the directions of those properly instructed, he restored the existing temples, and erected a new one to Rumour, or Voice, informing himself of the spot in which that voice from heaven came by night to Marcus Caedicius, foretelling the coming of the barbarian army.

Importantly, the Yellowstone death assemblage also correctly identifies species that changed significantly in abundance over the last 20 to ∼80 years and the directions of those shifts (including local invasions and extinctions).

As previously pointed out, several factors ranging from current to historic population sizes can affect the magnitudes and directions of those effects.

The HSTF programme is consistent with, and therefore relevant to, the operationalisation of UNICEF's global programme in child care reform, and works to support some of the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child in countries where reports exist; but, again, it has not been comprehensive in addressing all priority directions of those reports.

In our design, the twist directions of the conductor and those of the sub-cables in it are the same.

Is she also nodding in the direction of those who find Beuys's work highly suspect?

But the direction of those key questions will have worried government strategists.

In fact, it could have occurred only at the active direction of those people just exonerated.

More perfidy and error comes from the direction of those Kelly refers to only as "conservative ideologues".

We firmly believed producers who made programmes should have a determining voice in the content and direction of those programmes.

They will go on shuffling goodies in the direction of those likely to get them re-elected.