Sentence examples for has pointed at from inspiring English sources

But if China removed the hundreds of missiles it has pointed at Taiwan, he would discuss a peace agreement.

A falling dollar, volatile share prices, US Treasury bonds jumping around: in each case, the finger of suspicion has pointed at you-know-who.

Meanwhile, a leaked communications strategy from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), seen by the Guardian, has pointed at spin over cuts to flood protection.

Even a blockade of East Asia's fourth-largest economy, using the missiles China has pointed at the island and at the nearby sea lanes, would destroy the regional stability on which China's own prosperity depends.

At various points in the last fortnight the finger of blame for the E coli outbreak has pointed at Spanish cucumbers, German bean sprouts and even, briefly, a specialist potato restaurant in a Baltic city.

It will find Mr Chen an even more awkward customer if his Democratic Progressive Party wins enough seats to control parliament later this year.Mr Chen also annoyed President Bush earlier this year, by holding a referendum to coincide with his re-election bid, highlighting the threat to Taiwan from the 500 or so missiles China has pointed at the island.

No one paid much attention to the finger Mr. Bernanke had pointed at them.

The English media have pointed at alleged corruption in Fifa in recent months.

In the later case, fingers have pointed at Shia Muslim Hizbullah guerrillas and, through them, at Iran.

Some have pointed at Cyprus, which may have to sell gold in response to its debt crisis.

Sitting in the psychiatric institution's small garden, Louis told Owens about the day another patient had pointed at him.