Adjusted or located in relation to surroundings or circumstances; sometimes used in combination.
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Examples for "orientated"
Examples for "orientated"
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Chief executive Miles Hurrell said Mr Whineray was a results-orientated business leader.
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The Irish are particularly popular, because they know we are very family-orientated.
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Training was intense and put the Ninja into direct conflict orientated situations.
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Information about fatigue and behavioural therapy orientated strategies and exercises are included.
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Privately-owned Husa runs 160 hotels, most of them business-orientated establishments in Spain.
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Rather, it is to transform them into mission-oriented leaders and problem solvers.
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An exposomic-oriented history would include a careful delineation of occupation and activities.
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The laws and systems for birth registration are oriented to nuclear arrangements.
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Important, But Not Urgent: These success-oriented tasks are critical to achieving goals.
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It's just way too detail oriented and too much of a hassle.
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Most of the young musicians I come across now are visually oriented.
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That bubble puts domestically-oriented banks and insurers at risk, the fund added.
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Hence the new temple was oriented in the direction of his tomb.
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The suburb of Linden is also home to many small service-oriented businesses.
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In a group-oriented culture, networking is a vital aspect of day-to-day business.
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The superomedial major fissure manifests as a short, obliquely oriented straight line.
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Consumer peripherals are becoming more interesting to many primarily business-oriented computer makers.
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They want Beijing to move toward a more market-oriented exchange rate policy.
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Writer tells about cobras and different habitat oriented areas of the zoo.
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Fidel never liked the market-oriented reforms, he simply didn't have another alternative.
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Pulpits had been constructed on two sides, oriented toward points of interest.
