Sentence examples for would be directed at from inspiring English sources

Many of them would be directed at management.

Three-quarters of the money would be directed at extremely low-income families.

The current review of the tax credit system would be directed at making work pay.

He said it would be directed at Belarusian non-governmental organizations, independent media and students repressed by the Belarusian authorities.

It would be directed at those who were falling down in their duty of responsibility for their children.

Seventy-five per cent of the money would be directed at the poorest 15%, Mr Laws said.

It's hard not to wonder whether perhaps that all those resources that are now going to be dedicated to AI could have had an even greater impact if they'd been directed at the underlying problem that the OpenAI founders have identified: not better harnessing artificial intelligence, but better harnessing our own.

Apparently prefiguring the massacre, an Isis-style Tweet promised "a shock to the disbelievers and the hypocrites" – standard vitriol for non-Muslims – but it added that its attack would be directed "especially (at) those who claim to be cultured".

His efforts would be directed principally at trying to open markets such as South Korea, where there were tight restrictions on investment by UK companies, working both through bilateral agreements and through bodies such as the World Trade Organisation.

He said, in speaking of Moscow's opposition to the proposal, "that the radar that was going into the Czech Republic looked deep into Russia and actually could monitor the launches of their ICBMs as well". Up to that time, it was generally believed that the radar would be directed only at Iran.

The officials who decided to stand back during Lhasa's riots may well have gambled correctly as it turned out that the violence would be directed mainly at businesses run by Hans and Huis (members of a Muslim minority) rather than at symbols of party power.The crackdown has been less astute.