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She said: 'The meagre revenue by government should be directed towards critical needs like health, antiretroviral drugs and education.

However, the intensification appears to be directed towards the leaders' respective aides who will have two half-day meetings a week.

The banks said the funds would be directed towards clients.

Recommended measures could be directed towards persons, baggage, cargo, containers, ships, aircraft, road vehicles, goods or postal parcels.

However, it merely underlines that policy efforts must be directed towards the promotion of new currencies.

Additional bank loans are to be directed towards small and medium-sized businesses and agriculture.

Instead, he suggests, support should be directed towards local leaders and clan elders.

Two-thirds of the Treasury scheme's purchasing power will be directed towards legacy loans.

Marketing activities can be directed towards either satisfying a need which is real, or creating a perceived need.

The site will be directed towards English speakers only (basic English or otherwise), this is the target audience.

Should they go to existing telecoms operators or be directed towards new entrants?

Human impulse towards gambling, must be directed towards constructive ends

The premise of the article is that valuable resources should be directed towards more pressing business needs rather than plumbing

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