They made the House of Representatives — in their conception by far the most important component of the new government — subject to direct popular election.
Here's Godard, in 1956, on the subject: "To direct a film is to plot; one says of a plot that it is well or badly mounted [montée]." The "montage" of a plot is exactly what Katz is up to, and what his characters are up to: by carrying out his machination, the amateur detective is doing something akin to movie-making.
Unlike holding beliefs to be true, taking them to be true in practical reasoning, Bishop argues, is subject to direct voluntary control and an appropriate subject for moral evaluation.
This protein whose encoding gene has been used widely as a basis for strain subtyping is believed to be a surface glycoprotein subject to direct selection pressure and with a role in host parasite interaction (Widmer and Lee 2010).
However, the more complex and subjective (less subject to direct observation) the assessment, the lower the reliability levels.
Similarly, state party organizations are not subject to direct control by the national committee.
The settled areas include lowland tribes subject to direct administration by the provincial government.
Yet for a variety of reasons, surgical procedures are not subject to direct regulation.
State court judgments misinterpreting federal criminal law would, of course, also be subject to direct review by this Court.
Unlike the governors, who are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate, staff members are not subject to direct public oversight.
Compared with the military, contractors are not subject to direct scrutiny by Congress and they are not covered by international law with the same clarity.
