Sentence examples for directly aiming from inspiring English sources

A new constitution would address this directly, aiming both to strike a better democratic balance and to make the channels of accountability easier to understand.

This is not only because directly aiming for one's own happiness can "fill the mind with fear, and care, and anxiety" (EAP III.iii.iv: 167).

First: the app is directly aiming at one of the same demographics Apple is targeting for its new devices — professional and very avid amateur creators.

This scene captures perfectly that which we know about the twisted way in which the crimes of the Bush administration have actually hurt our troops and turns inside-out the talking points of the corporate press, directly aiming the sewage back against its origin.

That seems directly aimed at Ukip and their friends.

The attack appeared to be directly aimed at the Americans and at the government of President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan.

A more modest program, more directly aimed at those who need it, might prove more sustainable in the longer run.

This amendment is directly aimed at restricting their ability to do just that, to the detriment of pregnant women.

That contribution, though small, is crucial because much of the money is directly aimed at especially needy schools in poor communities.

While actions of this sort obviously disrupt the journalists against whom they are directly aimed, they can also affect other journalists reporting on the same or similar matters.

It is a throwback to the old Public Order Act 1936, which banned the wearing of political uniforms during marches - a measure directly aimed at Mosley's Blackshirts.