Sentences with phrase «as direct responses»

One might well take the other fairs as direct responses.

For all the value of his three most recent period pictures, they feel less vital as direct responses to the world around us than as filmed civics lessons, like popcorn Rossellini in his historical films era.

On Thursday, a spokesman for China's commerce ministry signaled Beijing has anti-trust concerns about Qualcomm Inc.'s $ 44 billion purchase of NXP Semiconductors, a Dutch firm, a move trade experts on both sides of the Pacific interpreted as a direct response to the ZTE ban.

If you are using digital media as a direct response or acquisition channel and not leveraging programmatic, or any automation, that is just silly.

The crudest version of this story says that Ottawa should increase spending as a direct response to the fall in oil prices and the resulting depreciation of the Canadian dollar.

In addition to changing its API, which the Observer reports as a direct response to CA's exploitation of user data, the company also demanded that CA certify that it had destroyed all remnants of the data set.

Pathmatics CEO Gabe Gottlieb says most advertisers are not making changes to their campaigns on Facebook as a direct response to the Cambridge Analytica story.

The books are published by the Oxford University Press as a direct response to something that has been worrying educationalists for some while - the fact that boys vastly outnumber girls in illiteracy rates, and that many start secondary schools with very poor reading skills and no apparent interest in acquiring any.

These words could have been written as a direct response to the question «How far is heaven?»

Just last week, the Southern Baptist Convention condemned the use of the Stars and Bars, as a direct response to the actions of Dylan Roof.

As a direct response to President Donald Trump's contentious four month immigrant ban, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has committed to hire 10,000 refugees.

412 Food Rescue is one of the fastest - growing food recovery organizations in the country — founded as a direct response to the disconnect between the fact that we waste 40 % of our food while 1 In 7 go hungry.

The SB Nation article provides a bit more context into the Jones quote — presenting it as a direct response to a direct question about the lack of specific routes (which is a helpful bit of context, actually).

Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg announced his party's intention to block boundary changes, thought to be worth around 20 MPs to the Tory party at the next election, as a direct response to the failure of his plans to make the Lords reform a mainly elected second chamber.

Among the most crucial is the alliance between Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto, which appeared to materialise as a direct response to the ICC.

Britain's first far - right political mobilisation, the rabble - rousing British Brothers League (BBL), was formed as a direct response to Jewish immigration and had the support of numerous Tory MPs.

To be fair, Cuomo never said it would — he instead billed Excelsior as «tuition - free for the middle class,» part of his Middle Class Recovery Act that he framed as his direct response to the anxiety shown in the 2016 presidential election.

The abstract includes the statement: «Evidence is presented that the recent worldwide land warming has occurred largely in response to a worldwide warming of the oceans rather than as a direct response to increasing greenhouse gases (GHGs) over land.»

The political film: Steven Spielberg's «The Post» is the only film made as a direct response to Donald Trump.

Although Black Star is not intended as a direct response to the current social climates in the UK and US, Clark says that a number of the films in the programme speak directly to what's happening today: «John Singleton's seminal Boyz n the Hood is a prime example: it's impossible to watch the film and not see very clear connections to contemporary issues of police brutality and gentrification.

[40] Patricia Hernandez from Kotaku, on the other hand, as a direct response to Thomsen's argument, has defended Super Mario Maker, stating that «Mario Maker isn't a worse game simply because all these shitty levels exist» and praising its simplicity of level creation, but has agreed that the content - sharing aspect of Super Mario Maker is highly flawed.

The second point seems to ignore the additional $ 1 billion in spending the state Legislature just approved for K - 12 education as a direct response to the state Supreme Court's McCleary decision on funding basic education.

The model will be offered as a direct response to the 2014 BMW M5.

According to Buick, the changes come as a direct response to customer feedback.

Created as a direct response to the ineffective slideshow book trailers, cinematic book trailers are web videos made for books using original, cinematic quality footage shot exclusively for the book.

We made this product as a direct response to Kindle authors getting confused on what actions and steps they need to take when it comes to marketing their books.

Instead, ads need to generate a return, as direct response ads do.

The signing of these properties is a significant step in the brand's expansion, not only reflecting the growing global traveller demand for independent travel experiences around the world, but also serving as a direct response to its loyalty reward members» desires for more hotel options in both adventure travel and wine country destinations.

Development actually began after iOS was announced, as a direct response to requests from players asking for Android support.

This game could be seen as a direct response to our previous jams.

He is currently studying at The School of the Damned; a free, student run, unofficial Fine Art course initiated as a direct response to the problems of the current higher education system.

«My recent project, Sin Heroes [Hero-less], came as a direct response to seeing a lot of Confederate monuments while living in the American South for two years.

Virginia Overton «s work includes installation, sculpture, and photography, often conceived intuitively as a direct response to her physical presence in a particular space.

BAD IGLOO LUST was originally created as a direct response to current exhibition Global Studio at the Bluecoat, in which The Royal Standard is also participating.

The forum was organized as a direct response to the 6th Annual Real Estate Summit.

The Monotypes were initiated as a direct response to the materiality of Japanese rice -LSB-...]

The artist's installation entitled «Untitled (Titled)» 2014, encompasses the entire surface area of the Upper Gallery, the work is coloured black, white, and green, as a direct response to the space.

In fact one can easily imagine Sorigué's engineers drawing a comparison between the artist's heaped mounds of paint, and the great mountains of mined aggregate surrounding the minimalist Kiefer Pavilion; the installation of paintings could easily be seen as a direct response to — and dialogue with — the raw materials of this opencast mine, resulting in paintings seemingly built from the surrounding earth and grit; fitting considering the artist's use of materials.

Richard Hawkins: Hijikata Twist challenges the usual accounts that Butoh was formed as a direct response to Japan's post-World War Two trauma, Hawkins's new work instead reveals the surprising effect of painterly abstraction on Butoh.

Luc Tuymans was kind enough to give Artlyst a tour of his new exhibition of paintings, which were created as a direct response to David Zwirner's «domestic» space.

But Richards has composed his audio work as a direct response to Bacon, choosing to pick only one singular iconic work from the V - A-C, in an attempt to produce a highly impactful juxtaposition.

«Evidence is presented that the recent worldwide land warming has occurred largely in response to a worldwide warming of the oceans rather than as a direct response to increasing greenhouse gases (GHGs) over land.

The Milking Parlour came into being as a direct response of wanting to understand, first hand (literally!)

SAN DIEGO and PRINCETON, N.J. (April 4, 2018)-- As a direct response to New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's goal to promote the development of 3,500 MW of offshore wind by signing Executive Order # 8 in January 2018, EDF Renewables (EDF RE), a subsidiary of the EDF EN Group, who has been preparing for the New Jersey market to open up since 2010, launched an initiative to address this goal.

But maybe most of all, people are switching as a direct response to the totally connected lives we now lead.

Set up in 2000 as a direct response to the abundance of waste created by the fashion industry, TRAID Remade works with donated textiles from 850 public collection sites around the country to create one - off garments to sell for charity.

The equity officer position at the Nova Scotia Barristers» Society was created as a direct response to recommendations from the inquiry into the wrongful conviction of Mi» kmaq man Donald Marshall Jr..

In a post here last May 1, I noted that Law Day originated as a direct response to May Day, the international celebration of the working class and the labor movement — a response meant to emphasize that the rule of law would prevail over unruly workers.

This came as a direct response to the starred question posed by Bicholim independent MLA Naresh Sawal on the status of the new health insurance scheme, and he added by holding the old scheme inadequate in a number of ways.

We created Qvolta as a direct response to this problem.