Sentence examples for more directly for from inspiring English sources
"Our vision is a world where science and technology work more directly for social justice, poverty alleviation and the environment.
Otherwise, the thinking goes, top workers could easily leave for another firm that would reward them more directly for their personal contribution.
Science and technology can work more directly for social justice, poverty alleviation and the environment, helping to build a just and equitable green economy at a global level.
Mr. Penn pushed to go after Mr. Obama more directly for his association with the minister, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., but Howard Wolfson, the communications director, Mandy Grunwald, the media chief, and others resisted.
The general baccalaureate traditionally serves as a university entrance exam, the professional and technical baccalaureates, more recent additions to the French national education system, prepare and test students more directly for trades and technical colleges.
Facebook has been toying with ways to compete with Pinterest more directly for years now.
Even Barack Obama was criticized while in office for not more directly vouching for blacks and for what some within the black community characterized as his patronizing tone when talking to black audiences.
Senator Rockefeller also appealed to the president to hold mining executives more directly accountable for safety violations, and he called for White House action to reduce the huge backlog of cases tying up the enforcement process.
"Those responsible for bank failures should be held more directly accountable for their actions and face sanction," he added.
The Fed chairman endorsed President Bush's call for chief executives to be held more directly accountable for corporate financial statements' accuracy.
Andrew Tyrie, the Conservative MP who chairs the commission, also suggested that further sanctions could be needed, saying "Those responsible for bank failures should be held more directly accountable for their actions and face sanction".
