Sentence examples for example of direct from inspiring English sources

"LinFox are a terrific example of direct action at work".

A rare example of direct political action was his protest in 1945 against the Hiroshima bomb.

"It's a perfect example of direct visual activism, what happened in 1968 with Tommie Smith and John Carlos and Peter Norman," Bell says.

When 2,000 people make a decision jointly, it is an example of direct action, or direct democracy, Mr. Graeber says.

So why did Californians second-guess them?Deeply versed in the classics, the founders had seen ancient Athens as the main historical example of direct democracy.

"The policy is not one of those that is strictly enforced," said Ron Canestrari, the Assembly majority leader, managing a blithe grin as he defended the open-door policy as an example of direct democracy.

Mechanical forging single point press with a nominal force of 25 MN is selected for the example of direct-drive – this is a more powerful than was ever produced.

The results described herein exploit this aspect of the AAV life cycle to demonstrate the first example of directed concatemerization, specifically and exclusively, of distinctly transduced AAV genomes.

On the other hand, there are hundreds of examples of direct attempts to censor climate scientists.

The level of regional states within federations also offers important examples of direct democracy.

But in recent decades examples of direct action and a sustained movement made of small affinity groups have flourished in New York.