Sentence examples for direct inward from inspiring English sources

Society of Friends, also called Friends Church, byname Quakers, Christian group that arose in mid-17th-century England, dedicated to living in accordance with the "Inward Light," or direct inward apprehension of God, without creeds, clergy, or other ecclesiastical forms.

Until the date by which the Commission issues regulations pursuant to section 251 of this title to require number portability, interim telecommunications number portability through remote call forwarding, direct inward dialing trunks, or other comparable arrangements, with as little impairment of functioning, quality, reliability, and convenience as possible.

Users pay $5 a month for a Direct Inward Dialing number (DID).

Although somewhat removed from the core of present-day Zhuhai, this location is a symbolic invitation for direct inward investment from Macao, while promising integration.

And so long as Europe fails to fulfil its role as privileged partner, its place is being rapidly taken by the United States which now accounts for 43 % of trade with Latin America and 75%% of direct inward investment.

It was in great and critical measure directed inward.

For a marathoner, though, competitiveness tends to be directed inward.

Internalizing behaviors are behaviors that are directed inward.

A more complex anger, one senses, is directed inward.

Her old energy seemed to be directed inward now; she glowed with the promise of her future.

There was still plenty of aggression in the music, but it was directed inward as much as outward.