Sentence examples for direct reach from inspiring English sources

The critical foreign side of the opium trade was, however, beyond Commissioner Lin's direct reach.

But although those journalists are beyond the direct reach of their government they are now subject to a new underhand tactic," he added.

A few such cyber-lockers (largely out of the direct reach of American justice) now have more visitors than the top peer-to-peer sites.

The technology giants – Amazon, Google, Microsoft et al – have have huge direct reach to audiences and customers, the money to hire swarms of PR and communications staff, and a technology press overwhelmingly happy to incredulously print almost every word, rather than to engage in the much harder task of actually holding them to account.

In fact, beyond its direct reach — it attracted 2.75 million unique visitors in January, according to the tracking firm ComScore — TGP is an influential part of an "insulated" right-wing media ecosystem of sites that rely almost exclusively on each other for web traffic and sourcing, according to a study led by Harvard law professor and Internet scholar Yochai Benkler.

The Morning Post, which is published in Hong Kong, beyond the direct reach of Chinese government censors, quoted Mr. Deng's sister as saying her brother had been tracked by security officers as he visited his wife — who remains in the hospital and is said to be emotionally distraught — and even during trips to the toilet.

We argue that a common modular architecture, based on similar neural structures and principles of kinematic and kinetic control, is used for both direct reaches and for their on-line corrections.

"They have direct reaches into the government,'' he told me, referring to B.G.I. "We think they are working hard to establish Chinese dominance in this market, which for the United States would be bad news.'' For Flatley and his company, of course, it would be even worse news.

It also directs reaching movements and other object-directed actions.

These experiments include motor planning, goal-directed reaching, and visually-guided force control.

If children increased performance but kept making mistakes, this is likely due to motor inhibition problems: being unable to inhibit the prepotent direct-reaching response.