Sentence examples for brought in direct from inspiring English sources

The main component of this system includes a view cell with volume of 20 cm3 in which the two immiscible phases (drop phase and bulk phase) are brought in direct contact.

In July 1977, Dormand voted against the European Assembly Elections Bill which brought in direct elections to the European Parliament.

Cash rewards are discretionary and based on what is brought in as a direct result of the information provided.

I was brought in by Gary Fleder (who directed the pilot) to meet with the executive producers Jennifer Levin & Sherri Cooper-LandSherri

World Economic Forum officials I spoke with yesterday were delighted with the polls, clearly excited that they could bring in direct, real time feedback to the sessions.

No, they do not bring in direct revenue and they cost quite a bit of upfront capital.

-At least 50 percent of the total foreign direct investment brought in should be made in "'back-end infrastructure," which does not include building stores or any land costs.

One of them is to bring in a direct quota or a timeline that leads to a quota.

In Northern Ireland we recognise that stability is a key element of our ability to bring in foreign direct investment, to encourage indigenous businesses to grow and to expand.

In the 2012 Budget, the government announced its intention to bring in a direct debit system for paying VED and said it would seek the views of motoring groups on the merits of such a change.

The various flavors of on-demand (access to free programs, paid subscriptions to series, transactional orders) bring in modest direct revenue that's forecast to reach $2.5 billion to $4 billion by 2005.