Sentence examples for making direct contact from inspiring English sources

It doesn't make people uncomfortable if someone saves them the trouble of making direct contact with the unfamiliar.

The Guardian understands the SNP does not rule out legal action up to judicial review, but will begin by making direct contact with the broadcasters.

But he noted that most of the irritation comes from your eyes making direct contact with the fumes, not from inhaling them.

In the app's first two weeks, a hundred and fifty users submitted sightings, though, Nalley said, "half of what we're doing is data collection, but we're also making direct contact with people who've seen lionfish.

"I can reassure any former officers who may have concerns that we have made detailed inquiries to identify all those individuals potentially affected, and will making direct contact with them over the next couple of weeks".

President Franklin D. Roosevelt approved the rescue mission, but did not allow Mr. Vujnovich to lead it on the ground, because Winston Churchill did not want him making direct contact with Mihailovich, according to an account in a 2007 book about the rescue operation, "The Forgotten 500," by Gregory A. Freeman.

But modern lobbying campaigns include much more than just making direct contacts -- they also include strategy, public relations, polling, coalition building, advertising and more.

Our approach is to make direct contact with academics.

France had made "direct contact" with Netanyahu and Egyptian Prime Minister Mohamed Mursi, he added.

The Eastern men made direct contact with players in hotels where they stayed during training camps.

On Thursday, a spokesman for Kettering borough council revealed: "We have made direct contact with Lindsay's publicist.