Similar words: direct investment, direction, in all directions, direct, director, directly, directed, rectify. Meaning: [dɪ'rekt] 
adj. showing the way by conducting or leading; imposing direction on.
adj. showing the way by conducting or leading; imposing direction on. 
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181 The stucture rules have the locating, directing , equidistance , rythmicity, oblique - arrangement, side - pitching property.
182 Maturity models can be used to guide organizations to reach higher performance levels by directing their attention to process areas that have proven to be of importance.
183 Jewison once worked as an stage actor in Canada and began his directing career at CBC Television.
184 He is directing a pilot scheme for training unemployed young people.
185 Bus stops are set right in front of the hotel, directing to such well-known scenic spots as Tianya Haijiao, Mt. Nanshan Cultural Zone, Yalong Bay National Resort District and Turn-round-deer Park.
186 A lot of data got by field thermometric take good effect in directing cycle-cooling and optimization of pouring.
187 He is known for his only work the Meditations or Writings to Himself, written, according to critics, in the midst of the Parthian war when he might have better used his time directing the army.
188 After her boss fell sick, she willy-nilly found herself directing the project.
189 We ask that you concur with us in directing this sublime movement of the people.
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