Examples of channelled

• The deceased person's life force is thus channelled back to the living.

• Even if the ships could seek many harbours with their goods, payment was channelled through relatively few main connections.

• Loyalties started to be channelled towards a new type of politics without always breaking away from the old patronage structures.

• Financial cooperation is typically channelled through the host country's central bank, which then distributes loans to local banks for financing concretely identified projects.

• Religious institutions channelled a significant part of their revenues towards daily distributions of bread, clothes, and money among the poor.

• But the continuing relevance of narrative processes, albeit channelled in these novel and 'impossible' ways, is demonstrated by a piece such as this.

• Press did not divert money from more productive sectors but, on the contrary, channelled it into them.

• Such donations are channelled through a senior monk intermediary who redistributes them to monks in his monastery.

• By offering differing categories, the respondents' options were channelled.

• Their influence should be channelled in support of the programme.

• Tax initiatives were first ' channelled ' through the military and, to a great extent, were successfully resisted by lobbies and special interest groups.

• These worst case studies reveal a century-long history of local natural resources extracted by oppressive means and channelled by opaque pathways to international markets.

• By contrast, men are more likely to gain where resources are channelled via the main breadwinner or taxpayer.

• This source of financing, in turn, should preferably be channelled through investment and pension fund holdings of medium- and long-term assets.

• A given distribution can be regarded as channelled between two elastic mirrors, or borders.