direct action

Hamilton and Mire work with the Awood Center, which—since it is a worker center rather than a union—doesn’t go through NLRB elections but instead organizes through direct action.

It often involves direct action and is rooted in a desire for social transformation.

It’s unclear whether the direct action of light could fully account for the success of Cook’s baking treatment.

Crew Dragon mostly works autonomously, so the crew members should have to take only a few direct actions on their own.

She also said she is committed to real and direct action, to bringing real change to the Central American Parliament.

Superintendent Smith, in fact, had fielded a steady stream of complaints about him that never resulted in any direct action.

American airpower will be the centerpiece of U.S. direct action against the so-called Islamic State.

Their message was serious, their activism was witty and fast, like their direct action antecedents, ACT UP!

What about your policy of “direct action” in the form of bombing strategic targets within the U.S.?

Such direct action can range from demonstrations to violence.

There is another effect from hurricanes which is even more destructive to life than that caused by the direct action of the wind.

I think the American Federation of Labor uses the most direct action that any organization could use.

There is a direct action of the will in causing the pen, the hand, and the fore-arm to move over the paper.

Abstract terms, pressed by etymology, reveal their ancient roots still embedded in direct action.

It may be convenient to think of direct action as the inclusive term.