"It is not in their direct interest to see oil prices rising very fast at such levels," said Dr. Sfakianakis.
If you wanted an example of successful branding, the photographs in Graham MacIndoe's book All In are exemplary, in their direct and minimalist way.
Often started in response to a need in their direct communities, they are responsive to relevant needs, accountable to affected communities, and invested for the long haul.
Implicit in their "direct action" policy is that it is a more effective way to reduce carbon emissions than the carbon price.
"A premise of the house is that as many materials as possible were used in their direct, immediate form," Ms. Cox said.
Eight other lenders have already agreed to abide by the code of conduct, which sets out rules for companies to follow in their direct-to-consumer marketing efforts.
Whitman's prose descriptions of the Civil War, published later in Specimen Days & Collect (1882 83), are no less effective in their direct, moving simplicity.
Ms. Mitchell said that despite reductions in staff turnover, keeping qualified people in their direct-care or nursing jobs is still a major problem.
Influencing behavioural change Many leading companies, such as 02 and Proctor & Gamble, recognise the largest carbon impacts lie not in their direct operations but from the customers' use of their products and services.
"We are taking a hard look at the deceptive tactics of drug companies in their direct-to-consumer advertising," Mr. Stupak, the subcommittee chairman, said in a news release.
