Peter Brooke, who directed, employs a technique somewhat reminiscent of Joan Littlewood's "Oh What a Lovely War," without the funniness.
And, as the show relates, "In its early years the colony was run almost like a fleet at sea, concentrating on trade with the locals, relying on supplies brought in aboard ships, and with most of the inhabitants in the direct employ of the company".
These in the field reporters need not be in the direct employ of the guardian, they could be trusted sources, or a new tier of trusted commenter, like article commenting but on a new level – providing in page content as opposed to user comments.
"In addition a decade of work by the Owenses and their supporters has come to an end, hundreds of Zambians who worked for the project" — the cable reports that some sixty game scouts were in the Owenses' direct employ — "must now wonder how they will feed themselves, and Zambia's North Luangwa National Park once again lies open to unrestrained poaching".
As examples, while some of the routine enquiries and tasks in a murder investigation can be done by others, the inquiry itself must be led by fully trained and warranted detectives; all armed staff must be under the direct employ of the chief constable; and, if it was me, I would not allow any patrolling to be done by anyone other than a direct employee.
Substantial elements of American fighting forces, plus private soldiers who are hired assassins in the direct employ of the United States government, and are unknown and accountable to the public, are now apparently operating beyond the effective control of the Commander-in-Chief.
"It is obvious, however, that pressure continues to be applied, administrative resources used for influence and often direct bribery employed".
For single women, we cannot pursue the direct strategy employed in Table 5 above.
Recent and more direct approaches employed microarrays for "barcode" screenings with shRNA vectors, to identify genes whose loss may render cancer cells resistant to selective stresses [ 8, 9].
At 3 mm pupil, the "direct" method (employed by COAS) induces considerable variance in the measurement of higher-order aberration coefficients attributed to inherent fitting error.
The direct method employs only one antibody linked to a fluorochrome.
