0 present participle of channel
Other services have used gardens for activities such as sweeping leaves and digging, both useful in the channelling of excess energy.
For its part, the government should shed all ego-tripping, grandiose indulgences by channelling the development of its human resources through education.
In this new context, the party system is a major instrument for political expression and for the channelling and peaceful management of conflicts.
Meanwhile, channelling money into urban activities in which the indigenous community has limited experience and few connections, may be risky and unprofitable.
Here, the f loorscape was determined by the channelling of water, though in the end the baths that were intended were never installed.
Channelling the activities of existing organisations into a uniformly utility-oriented mould would however not be an easy task.
They play an important role in channelling kinship interests through the formal political structure.
Conductors do not attract lightning; instead they silently discharge the clouds' surplus electricity by channelling it into the ground.
