Sentence examples for that have directed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush would, in important ways, break with the underpinnings of the New Deal and the Great Society that have directed the government's domestic policies for generations.
American intelligence officers continue to receive reports from operatives inside Baghdad, which have been passed on to target-selection teams that have directed attacks on a number of Iraqi military command centers.
They are the pioneers most worth applauding.As for the fault in all this sorry mess, it lies as much with the blindness of the politicians that have directed NASA over the years as it does with the agency's reluctance to let anything, or anyone, else share its monopoly on space.
For a third group of detainees, Obama pledged to follow the orders of courts that have directed that those detainees be released, and with a fourth group of inmates he has agreed to continue Bush Administration efforts to transfer them to countries willing to accept them.
The most successful aid programs I have seen are the ones that recognize that development is never just an economic process, and that financial aid has profound social consequences — programs that have directed aid to farmers as well as fishermen, for example, or that have sought to mitigate over-fishing by training villagers for new professions.
We emphasize the major innovations that have directed progress on this subject, especially those innovations that have positively impacted industrial scale applications.
The judge agreed, and the federal office that had directed the city's housing program closed its doors.
But we have adapted successfully to it, thanks to all the coaching and teaching that has directed us in understanding and accepting the new "working environment".
The West should also have been working with nations that have direct influence in Zimbabwe.
The plans are sent to spinal cord neurons that have direct access to muscles.
All these are skills that have direct relevance to playing the piano".
