Sentence examples for is now directed at from inspiring English sources

Local anger is now directed at the port of Clydeport, for sending the vessels to the loch after Maersk had requested mooring facilities.

"Even the conventional military industry, which used to be geared against Israel, is now directed at the domestic enemies," he said.

The war, however, is now directed at the Pakistani army – although the authorities try to portray the Taliban's targets as purely civilian.

Initially aimed at Senator Joseph McCarthy, architect of the 1950s anti-communist witch-hunts, the play is now directed at George W Bush.

A cheering crowd of about 8,400 Democratic stalwarts -- they even cheered for themselves after reciting the pledge of allegiance -- greeted Mr. Obama, whose stump speech is now directed at making sure that faithful Democrats go to the polls.

The pan-nationalist front's insatiable demands have already been acceded to by the weakening of the Royal Ulster Constabulary and is now directed at the total destruction of the morale and operational capability of the RUC to police Northern Ireland.

For "Grounded," the play that she is now directing at the Public, it was a stream of sand falling onto the helmet of an F-16-fighter pilot.

Its main efforts are now directed at protecting civil liberties and promoting human rights.

By Peter Hessler In protests against the Brotherhood, slogans that were once used against Hosni Mubarak were now directed at Mohamed Morsi.

The kind of ire Kate had reserved hitherto for the Republican party was now directed at the Tories.

Most leadership development efforts are now directed at students of middle-school age and younger, because "girls tend to conceptualize leadership differently.