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The company has an interest in direct action on political issues.

But I once told you direct action isn't always the best response.

Once again the line is continued by the direct action of God.

He didn't want to die, but this direct action made his death almost sure.

As a result, the ship saw little direct action in China.

But about four years ago, some members decided that it was time to take more direct action.

Things will only get better when we take direct action for ourselves.

Finally, the time came to put talk aside and take direct action.

"There'll always be time for more direct action if I can't talk our way out of this."

We need, in the face of this major threat, to take direct action right now.

I do but call them into being now, and in a way direct their general actions.

Alas, the director has no idea of how to direct action.

"They want you to have all this experience directing action," she said.

Are you willing to sacrifice those Americans should it come to direct military action?

Mind cannot give off energy, it can only direct the flow and action of energy.

We obviously have contingency plans should he direct military action.

But other budget watchers, from both parties, have come increasingly to the view that, when it comes to direct action by Congress, less is more.

The therapist does not attempt to direct the child's actions or conversation in any manner.

Its life is the standard of value directing its actions.

However, even an approach as good as the one in this communication does not necessarily lead to direct action.