Sentence examples for geared to reaching from inspiring English sources
From these castle-bastions, foreign diplomats conduct what they call the new Washington diplomacy, an explosion of events geared to reaching the broadest possible audience in hopes of being heard above the din of other countries competing for the same elusive prize of influence.
"It's a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game" is not Dodger-specific or geared to reach a major league audience at all.
The 2.5-centimeter-long animals live in natural, water-filled holes in tree trunks, from whence they squeak every 5 seconds or so, says Lardner, who used ladders and mountaineering gear to reach animals that had taken up positions in treetops.
By focusing on attracting qualified traffic initially, you can then gear multiple channels to reach a larger quantity of customers - setting yourself up for a steady increase in sales for the long term.
That move was the closest United came to reaching anywhere near top gear, but they did enough to end Swansea's unbeaten home record this season as they closed out for a victory that takes them back to within five points of Premier League pacesetters City.
"Japan's contributions are geared towards reaching and empowering the most vulnerable communities and reducing inequities as a strategy to achieving the MDGs – a vision shared by UNICEF," said Ms. Chapuisat, "and we are looking forward to working together on its realization".
The consultation was geared towards reaching global consensus on key principles on this subject based on the experiences and contributions of leading experts from various world regions and across relevant disciplines.
But this is a misreading of American cultural diplomacy, which consists of a variety of artistic and educational programs often geared toward reaching underserved populations.
Chelsea had to step up a gear in the second half to reach the F.A. Cup quarterfinals with a 4-1 victory against Cardiff.
Now that it has all-season gear, the company hopes to reach agreements with bigger retailers like Macy's and Dick's Sporting Goods to sell its products, Mr. Golden said.
