Examples of using Directed at in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He referred to the sexism and racism directed at Markle, whose father is white and her mother African-American.
For example, there are stresses directed at the dancers' shoulders,
The technology that we have developed is based on a combination of an acoustic and optic sensor, directed at the speaker, enabling the isolation of background noises.
The statements thus equate indiscriminate Hamas rocket fire directed at Israeli civilians and legitimate measures of Israeli self-defense.
Workplace harassment is the belittling or threatening behavior directed at an individual worker
The nation must realize that through its power of will, directed at the upper force,
acts of violence directed at faith-based communities.
Another question directed at the interviewees was:“In the past five years, did you consider changing to another HP but did not do so?”.
which Mellberg instantly took as criticism directed at him personally.
I assume that's a passive-aggressive insult directed at my daring sashays into romance.
an accusation directed at Bessels.
In addition, many research studies are taking place now to find out more about specific molecular targets and new treatments directed at them.
an accusation especially directed at Bessels.
If Jewish judges are more fearful of terrorism against Jews than that directed at Arabs, they should overcome such a tendency.
Many research studies are taking place now to find out more about specific molecular targets and new treatments directed at them.
on the day of the march he delivered the marchers' demands in a speech directed at President John F. Kennedy.
Also, many research studies are taking place now to find out more about specific molecular targets and new treatments directed at them.
physical exercise and activities directed at sleep hygiene.
Long-distance healing has been described as"a conscious spiritual activity directed at benefiting the physical or emotional welfare of another person.".
Comments ranged from sympathy all the way to racial slurs directed at others who chose to comment.