Neuberger poses a new problem for them.. Boy will he keep them hoppin If they direct their initial researches, as we have done, on a modest scale, to the helpful Reader's Guide, they will learn the magnitude of their task.
If they direct their referees to officiate a game in a certain way that may favor one team over another, there's nothing illegal about that.
It is disturbing that primarily Christian protesters were the chosen targets, raising fears that some in the military leadership appear to believe that they will be insulated from public criticism to some degree if they direct their violence against weaker, more vulnerable sectors of society.
For trials in which the monkeys' eye position left the fixation window before the appearance of the target, eye movements were classified as either a false alarm if the saccade was directed within 3° of one of the two cue locations or as an abort if they were directed elsewhere.
"The U.S. military and intelligence community can do a great deal if they're directed to do it.
Sometimes his frustrations are comical (is it O.K. to watch porno movies, he wonders, if they're directed by women?).
Anyway, Fabio partially confirms my point that we can enjoy the fictional stereotypes we create for jokes, even if they are directed at ourselves.
WORLD NATO -- The alliance declared that the terrorist attacks could be considered an attack on the whole alliance if they were directed from abroad, and invoked Article 5 of the charter, mandating joint defense, for the first time.
Several examples of diminishing returns are illustrated to show that efforts to reduce error in analytical recovery and concentration estimates can have negligible effect if they are directed at trivial error sources.
He cited Boston Marathon bombing suspects Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his brother Tamerlan as individuals the government might have been able to catch if they had directed resources in the right areas.
