Sentence examples for generally directed to from inspiring English sources

Those without a record, besides forfeiting the firearm, are generally directed to pretrial diversion.

Farmers that try to sell them contaminated loads are generally directed to find cattle feedlots or ethanol producers.

From the patent lawsuit: "The '721, the '636, and the '691 Patents are generally directed to the manner in which content provided in a Web page, such as advertisements, music, videos, and the like, is customized based on the end user's computing environment, connectivity, bandwidth level, geographic location, gender, age, or other targeting criteria such as behavioral marketing data".

For another, the social workers and doctors who make up the panels to whom women must apply if they want an abortion in the second or third trimester are generally directed to base their decision on the best interest -- health, life, broadly speaking -- of the woman involved.

Although the children in this study were now aged 13 17 years and ISAAC questionnaires for this age group are generally directed to the children themselves, the questionnaire in MANCAS2 was directed to the parents to facilitate comparison with MANCAS1.

Artificial selection under in situ management in the cases analysed is generally directed to increase numbers of desirable phenotypes of useful plants by let standing, encouraging growing and caring for them while relieving from care or even removing undesirable phenotypes.

An earlier generation of atheists were brash and offensive but their provocations were generally directed at a church that still possessed considerable institutional power.

This attack is generally directed at earnings-related benefits.

Protests were limited and generally directed at corruption rather than the cuts.

The evil that Angelou witnessed there was generally directed at black women — the mules of the world, as Zora Neale Hurston called them.

While criticism from Congress has been generally directed at Mr. Geithner, the controversy has reverberated through the halls of the Federal Reserve in Washington.