Sentence examples for explicitly towards from inspiring English sources

The planning policy is not directed explicitly towards developments in rural areas, but, as so often in this country, the issues surrounding it have been directed by rural interests.

"A train of thought that started with my work on the BS Johnson biography was how much we ask from literature, and can it deliver... What I'm doing is gesturing explicitly towards the real world out there and saying: 'this is fiction, that's real life, don't get the two confused.'" Though, at least in one sense, fiction is Coe's life.

Certainly, history suggests that, the world over, we could afford to shift foreign policy explicitly towards soft power.

To preclude a rapid decline in physical function it is important that hospital programs are also directed explicitly towards activating the older patient early after hospital admission.

The disrespectful attitude towards women explicitly points towards men's urge for exercising and demonstrating power over women and other men.

According to its lawyers, only 2% of ACT's activities are explicitly geared towards defeating George Bush.

The best option is to hold out the real prospect of eventual EU membership, which a revived trade and association deal should explicitly point towards.

This time, the fact that the war will be explicitly directed towards removing his regime could also remove any inhibitions Mr Hussein has about using them.

The European Union has developed these efforts in its Lifelong learning discourse, where it has suggested eight key competencies explicitly geared towards the coming decades [14].

A different approach, explicitly geared towards estimation of the interrelationships among all institutions, is based on network models, and has been proposed in [7].

Arguments from silence are perilous but, when the most well-informed source of the fourth-century fails to mention Pythagoras in works explicitly directed towards the history of mathematics, the silence means something.