Sentence examples for say direct from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups say direct regulation through petition is surer and faster.

(That is to say, direct objects in languages like Dyirbal have the special syntactic status that subjects have in English and most other languages).

But council members say direct elections may not be feasible because of such problems as the lack of voter rolls and the continuing violence.

Performance is easy to measure with, say, direct mail; but measuring how consumers feel about a brand after seeing a television ad or reading a PR-inspired article is far harder.

Mr. DeMarco said that a spectrum could emerge with, say, direct e-mail messages from one person to another being prohibited, but a post to a bulletin board or blog that both people frequent causing less concern.

Netanyahu aides say direct communication with voters is important for many reasons; one of them is their belief that Israel's mainstream news outlets are not sympathetic to the candidate, and he needs to go around them.

They say directing a film is like commanding an army.

Why yes, Fitch would say, directing them to the samples of Perennial Ryegrass, which, inevitably, they poked and prodded.

Little is publicly known about the ISI's S Wing, which officials say directs intelligence operations outside of Pakistan.

Turkey pushes for extradition of U.S.-based cleric who they say directed failed coup.

Ethiopia's foreign minister had earlier said direct talks would start on Saturday.