Sentence examples for direct action from from inspiring English sources
Michael Carrick came close to doubling the lead, in a rare moment of direct action from this Van Gaal team.
The video has led to a growing clamour for more direct action from Britain and the United States.
Here, they've selected artworks by the likes of Richard Hamilton and Mona Hatoum that tackle direct action, from the Troubles to women's rights.
That should be coupled with a crackdown on leaders in Congo and those who direct action from Europe and the United States.
For one resident, the combination of direct action from groups such as Plane Stupid, and the will of the villagers, could be vital in the weeks and months ahead as the fight against expansion escalates.
Backbench rebellions, unrest within the Cabinet, fierce opposition and regular bouts of direct action from the green lobby – the battle to create a third runway and sixth terminal at Heathrow Airport has it all.
Without giving the game away too much there will be a host of direct actions – from phone jamming to spoof awards.
Chenoweth and Stephan offer many examples of both creative and risky direct actions from around the world, such as people laying down across railroad tracks outside the city of Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine, to prevent a train carrying 500 elite riot police from entering Kiev in 2013.
There is resounding validation for the business value of extracting direct actions from data, and skipping the insights and reports as a no-longer-necessary stepping stone.
Nearly 2 million digitized pages of internal memos, legal briefings, and direct action summaries from national, legal, and branch offices throughout the country.
"Over the past 30 years those at the top have seen huge rewards, with some CEO pay rising by 4,000% at the same time, although productivity has risen, those in the bottom half of the national pay scale have seen their pay fall by 37%." The campaign has brought together direct action campaigners from UK Uncut with trade unionists and supermarket workers.
