Sentence examples for orientation is to from inspiring English sources

"Chávez's orientation is to continue advancing in the transformations of a socialist society".

If exposed to stimulation from two sources, orientation is to some intermediate point and is determined by the relative intensity of the sources.

Alan Mutter became The Chronicle's assistant managing editor in 1984, arriving from Chicago where, he said, "millions of people are rooted to the area, and even in the suburbs their orientation is to the city".

To the south is James Bay, which encompasses a portion of the Inner Harbour (including the Parliament Buildings [1897]), but its main orientation is to the Juan de Fuca Strait, on its south.

While discrimination against heavy people should be illegal (save when fielding, say, job applications to lead tourists up Mount Kilimanjaro), to equate fat with race, gender and sexual orientation is to cast obesity as an unassailable state over which we have no control.

First, the CCAAC emerged as a women's rights advocacy organization, unlike the more professional CCCF, whose orientation is to provide resources for the ECEC workforce.

He feared that if word of his sexual orientation were to reach his parents, they might refuse to support him or pay for college.

I'm not sure what left there is as far as our goal orientations are to fulfill in our career, you know?

The robot orientation is controlled to be orthogonal to the stay face.

The insensitivity to the tip orientation is beneficial to the practical experiment.

In an interview with ABC last Sunday, he said "my orientation's going to be to move forward" rather than looking back.