orientate

Object

• drumlin: As it did so, it created an extensive field of N-S orientated drumlins that dominate the landscape.
• programming: This can e easily done with good object orientated programming.
• architecture: TRAX i3 embraces'services orientated architecture ' methodology with multiple deployment options ( web service, browser, windows ).
• customer: Our customer orientated approach gives you access to fast, quality Polish translations.
• approach: Many of the changes taking place within the public services are aimed at ensuring a more client orientated approach.
• task: Title: Are district nurses too task orientated to meet the needs of the 21st century?

Preposition: at

angle: The new robust nozzle lends itself to being orientated at any angle.

Preposition: towards

goal: These two religions, and their many variants, are vociferously orientated toward the external goal of " salvation " .

Noun phrase with adjective complement

such: As I approach retirement age I will gradually start shifting toward more cash orientated funds such as bonds and gilts.

Adjective complement

east-west: The grave was orientated east-west, in common with the majority of the others.

Modifying Another Word

• vocationally: GNVQ - Exam course followed in Key Stage 4 which is vocationally orientated.
• vertically: As a result of our commitment to advanced CAD our center panels are now vertically orientated for even greater stability.
• commercially: Nicola works with senior members of her team to create and maintain up to date and commercially orientated precedents and fee earner support papers.
• clinically: The course is clinically orientated, with many workshops to allow delegates to practice key reconstructive methods.
• practically: Another approach is to use simulation programs to make education more vocational, more practically orientated.
• academically: Maybe I was too academically orientated to be a good midwife?

Preposition: around

issue: Level 1 orientates around the issue of uncertainty and its resolution in faith.

Present participle complement

police: Here she describes the project and reflects on issues such as problem orientated policing, repeat offending zero tolerance and restorative justice approaches.

Preposition: in

• direction: The symbols are neither to scale nor in general orientated in any particular direction.
• way: Campaigning to stop the BNP must be orientated in a politically effective way.