Sentence examples for indirect efforts from inspiring English sources

The officials declined to provide details of their plans, or to say whether the indirect efforts would be clandestine.

Still, Bradley A. Smith, a former chairman of the Federal Election Commission and a leading legal critic of campaign-finance rules, noted that the court had often disapproved of indirect efforts to accomplish objectives it has already found unconstitutional -- such as, in this case, banning political commercials paid for by corporations.

These direct measures are supplemented by indirect efforts aimed at protecting the built environment (in the case of architecture), or techniques necessary for restoration works.

The narrator also suggested that the campaign might be an indirect effort to obtain the release of three American hikers who were arrested on the Iranian border last summer and have since been in prison facing espionage charges.

The degree of productivity increase depends on complementary inputs; in addition to the time a first-line supervisor contributes to indirect effort by helping the worker, the effort of the worker is also required.

Wednesday's revelation marks the second time in a week that the implications of TPP for Medicare, whether direct or indirect, complicated efforts to pass fast-track authority that would speed up passage of the trade deal.

Then findings suggest an indirect "vasoprotective" effort of endothelium in face to hypercaloric diet induced vasoconstrictor changes such as increased AT1R and endothelin-1 expression.

In addition to strong direct eco-evolutionary affects of eradication efforts, indirect effects may also perturb community states and shift them precipitously to favor or disfavor natives.

As these results are from a large working population yet with considerable pain ratings, these data appear to provide indirect support for efforts to assess pain via a function-based approach.

In contrast, the indirect effect of effort is stronger between co-workers' support and supervisors' support with advocacy when perceived recognition is high.

Too slow and indirect for him are efforts to change what the justices think through litigation, or who the justices are through the election of presidents and senators who share "the people's" values.