Be direct about what you want in your subject line.
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The hymnal she sang from was: Be straightforward, be direct.
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That would be direct evidence that it is raining outside.
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There may be direct discussions between the president and Mr. Putin.
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Future series also could be direct money-makers for the app.
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So, it's much better to be direct about what you want.
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Be direct and ask, "Are you thinking about suicide?" she said.
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Ideally, Hussey wants the imagery and the text to be direct.
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The ruling on Thursday declared that such control must be direct.
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"Be direct, be honest, be transparent, and communicate frequently," she said.
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Her delivery is always guaranteed to be direct and lightning-quick.
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Most of it was likely to be direct payments, sources told Reuters.
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"We want this to be direct to consumer product initially," Mahoney said.
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Be direct in your questioning and you'll get the answers you need.
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Ask specific questions about company culture and team morale, and be direct.
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The remainder must be direct deals, or stock purchased directly from the company.
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Out to the theaters or it used to be direct to DVD, right?
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And they may not even be direct quotes, despite being presented as such.
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That's a personal decision, but if you're going to do it, be direct.
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About $7.7 billion of that would be "direct" investment in current U.S. plants.
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Keep out of office gossip, and be direct and professional with your communication.
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In regard to the checks, I announced yesterday from the White House press conference, first of all, most of these will be direct deposit, so we call them checks in the mail, but most of them will be direct deposits.
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It sounds like all six releases will be direct ports of the original games.
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Be direct, and look for responses that answer your question rather than skirt it.
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People who want to confront bigotry and hatred need to be direct, Jemisin concludes.
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Simon Cox, a spokesman, expects 19633% of British cremations to be direct by 21963.
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He says that the bloodshed is unlikely to be direct retaliation for the arrests.
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He could be direct and to the point, knowing he already had my trust.
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Democrats must speak out, and be direct and clear in response to Mr. Trump.
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Before offering specific solutions, let's be direct about who bears responsibility for this travesty.
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At the top of his list is to be direct but compassionate with organizations.
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If you're trying to get a sugar daddy in WoW, you should be direct.
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There should also be direct flights from Tehran to New York or Los Angeles.
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The filmmaking may at times be direct and inelegant, but "Breakthrough" isn't without nuance.
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"His mom raised him to be direct with people," said Mr. Partovi, the cousin.
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I think that workshop really empowered me to be direct and honest with this guy.
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"Through such supply chains, there could be direct and indirect effects on Japan," he said.
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MAFFEI: I TRY TO BE DIRECT TO YOU FABER: I APPRECIATE THAT I APPRECIATE THAT.
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But she could also be direct about other members of Clintonworld and the candidate herself.
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"There is a way to be direct and also still polite and respectful," she says.
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Be direct and concise about your lack of interest; drawing it out doesn't help anyone.
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It's one that's going to be direct, direct engagement with the brand versus a mass engagement.
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We're told to look for Kalanick to be direct and candid in his comments to Trump.
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Half the money that the airlines are seeking would be direct grants not to be repaid.
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As a Democrat who served under President Bill Clinton, Ms. Albright felt freer to be direct.
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Van drivers will not be direct Ford employees, said Minyang Jiang, head of the GoRide business.
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You should definitely be direct and truthful, but it's still worthwhile to use a light touch.
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Negotiations should be direct and without preconditions based on past U.N. Security Council resolutions, it said.
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That answer may not satisfy your interviewer, or you may prefer to be direct from the start.
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They didn't know how to be direct with their coworkers and to check them on negative behaviors.
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Although these may not be direct homages to what's come before, the scenes are nonetheless delightfully alike.
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"It's always best to be direct and honest about where you're at," says relationship coach Adam Maynard.
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I had a daily quota to hit, so I had to be direct when asking for money.
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This was reiterated after she started, when she tried to be direct with one of her colleagues.
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Because the thing with old people is, you gotta be direct and repeat yourself several dozen times.
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Otherwise, the prevailing advice still applies: Be direct, say something early, offer a brief explanation, be kind.
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"On the first album I wanted the riffs to be direct and in-your-face," explains Anthony.
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But the key for all app developers is to be direct about why they're requesting Bluetooth access.
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So in her weekly one-on-one with her boss, she decided to be direct about it.
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But Republicans had their own differences in the past with the reluctance of nominees to be direct.
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Last year, Bourkoff wrote that one of 2019&aposs hottest issues would be direct-to-consumer video.
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She told Vogue that Aronofsky's ability to be direct both on and off screen has benefited their relationship.
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Some have called for dancers to be direct employees, as the Jets cheerleaders were, rather than independent contractors.
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But another member of the Hylton court, William Paterson, suggested that wealth taxes might be direct taxes too.
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Some of those sales could occur through initial public offers of shares, while others might be direct transfers.
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She's playing the scenario out in her head, but at the same time, you have to be direct.
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The only other option might be direct-to-consumer options like HBO Now, which are a tough sell.
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His answer was characteristically interesting: Most likely the form of government on Mars would be direct democracy, not representative.
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But for the gaming press, the two games appeared to be direct competitors, and quickly framed them as rivals.
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Though often abstract with her turns of phrase, Ms. Case can also be direct when she needs to be.
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Have the money conversation early, be direct and gather the proper documentation that will outline where dollars are going.
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Some bosses will be direct about their feedback and where your relationship stands, but not everyone is comfortable with confrontation.
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If you get paychecks from multiple sources, set up one of them to be direct deposited into your savings account.
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"My position is going to be direct: America needs to repeal the Second Amendment," Kurt Eichenwald wrote for Vanity Fair.
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Justin Lehmiller, a research fellow with the Kinsey Institute, told VICE that the best thing is to be direct and upfront.
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References don't always have to be direct supervisors, especially if you've only had one job and can't ask your current boss.
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He acknowledged Trump discussed Comey's firing though he said the notes printed by the N.Y. Times may not be direct quotes.
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The survey also found the most popular method for penetrating a system to be direct server attacks, followed by phishing attacks.
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"Even in the safest environment it is still uncommon to be direct with your coworkers about mental health issues," Congleton wrote.
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While it may not be direct help, the coverage given by reporters is an invaluable resources that has aided countless people.
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For anyone trying to set family boundaries, Tawwab said it&aposs important to be direct and unapologetic about what you want.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, told officials that any retaliation should be direct, proportional and carried out by Iran itself.
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"Several moments in "TROS" appear to be direct digs or course corrections from 2017&aposs divisive "Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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I&aposve got to be direct in saying in having Vladimir Putin there and just to his face saying knock it off.
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The most exciting wireless headphones will be direct competitors to the Apple AirPods, and hopefully they look better and offer better controls.
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While Mercury may be direct this week, it's critical that we watch how we treat each other while Mars is still retrograde.
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There will be direct hardship on people barred from entering this country, and indirect hardship on their friends and family already here.
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This could signal some kind of shift by Russia -- its redline against Iran could be direct attacks against Israel from within Syria.
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The sukuk has full recourse to the issuer and the payment obligations under the transaction documents will be direct, unconditional, and irrevocable.
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There will be direct appeals to Murkowski and Collins to not vote to confirm a justice who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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If there's one key to enjoying this town and its locals, do as Chicagoans do: Be direct, but don't be a jagoff.
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Cheryl Strayed: I agree with Steve that if you want your boyfriend to change his ways, you must be direct with him.
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"You need to be direct and say you don't feel like you are capable of providing a positive recommendation," said Cooper Hakim.
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What could affect pricing would be direct negotiations with providers and price-setting by the federal government as we see in Medicare.
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Mercury meets Pluto again on January 30 (at which time it will be direct), so take note about what happens to you today.
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He said he would be direct about the need for tax increases — an implicit dig at Warren, his top rival for progressive votes.
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And to top it off, Amazon also announced new AI-powered transcription and translation tools, which will be direct rivals to Google's own.
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Putin told Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa that there should be direct dialogue between all sides of the dispute with Qatar.
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Women working with Scoble in the tech industry don't need to be direct reports under his management for any of this to matter.
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So the language adapted, and as the debates went on, excises and duties ceased to be direct because they could not be apportioned.
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For more than a century after the Constitution was ratified, wealth taxes were not thought to be "direct" taxes, and versions were upheld.
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And because followers have what at least seems to be direct access to their "friend" on Twitter or Instagram, they can respond directly.
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One solution to the confusion may be direct indexing, which would allow individual investors to customize portfolios to meet whatever criteria they want.
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We'd share our numbers with our team and the world, be direct with feedback, and talk openly and honestly when things weren't going well.
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"If we anticipate there will be direct impacts on either facility, we'll shut down the units," FPL spokesman Peter Robbins told the Miami Herald.
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There will be a kind of oversight board, but those positions will now be direct political appointees rather than comprised of a bipartisan group.
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Interference may not only be direct cyberattacks but malign actors seizing the opportunity of any systems malfunction to undermine trust with social media campaigns.
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His Twitter posts appeared to be direct challenges to an open F.B.I. investigation, a subject presidents have traditionally tried to avoid commenting on publicly.
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It's a well-made, deftly acted period drama, but one built on an irksome plotting philosophy: Why be direct when you can be cryptic?
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"Maybe it's the East Coaster in me, but I'm always going to ask the question and be direct," said Bowles, who is from Maryland.
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" In a statement, the Secret Service said that they investigate all threats to the president "whether they be direct, implied, or comments in passing.
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The posts appeared to be direct messages between the influencers and Bloomberg that poked fun at his attempt to connect with a younger audience.
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Be direct about being in a relationship — or however you want to put it — in a manner that removes all ambiguity about the romantic angle.
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There are a few different ways to automate your savings deposits:Set up a percentage of your paycheck to be direct deposited into your savings account.
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But it seemed he wanted to demonstrate he and the U.S. were unafraid, prepared to take whatever steps necessary and were willing to be direct.
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It's okay to let things naturally fade out, but if fall comes and your fling is still hitting you up, it's best to be direct.
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One way to be direct and clear in an interview is to talk about what really drives you instead of reiterating what's on your resume.
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But a steady drumbeat of comments from Japanese policymakers in recent days has spurred speculation about whether there could be direct intervention to weaken the currency.
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One good solution would be to be direct with the people you interact with about what you feel and what you want out of the relationship.
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While Nordstrom Notes may not be direct savings in the short term, in the long-run they'll add up to help you save on future purchases.
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He's one of those with the most to lose with the advent of a Trump/Steve Bannon right-wing news network — it would be direct competition.
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Ms. Sandberg and Mr. Dorsey have been advised to appear contrite, to be direct with their responses and to be patient if interrupted, the people said.
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Philip Taubman, a former Moscow correspondent for The Times, said Mr. Shekhtman could be direct and demanding in his teaching while employing the element of surprise.
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But it's also a satirical look at the United States' work in Afghanistan, and this trailer shows the film's willingness to be direct about the army's failings.
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If you feel safe enough, you can also be direct, like giving the aggressor a disapproving glance, which can be surprisingly more effective than you might think.
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" Biden's statement: "Folks, in the coming month, I expect to be talking to you about a whole lot of issues, and I'll always be direct with you.
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The new year opens with Mercury retrograde, but don't worry: Mercury will be direct in time for an emotional as hell full moon in Water sign Cancer!
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The sources said that the State Department made clear that any kind of oil trade, whether it be direct, indirect or barter, would be considered a breach.
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When you have to let people go, be direct about why they are being let go and what the process will be to finish out their work.
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That's why the series' best beats tend not to be direct callbacks — they're part of a mundane world of remembered childhood that props up those outside references.
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So voters move to replace institutions with a style of government that feels more like democracy as they'd thought it would be: direct rule by the people.
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That's why it is important to be direct and calm when having this type of conversation — to make it clear you're coming from a place of concern.
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"Folks, in the coming month I'm expecting to be talking to you about a whole lot of issues, and I'll always be direct with you," he said.
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"Folks, in the coming month, I'm expecting to be talking to you about a whole lot of issues, and I'll always be direct with you," he said.
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It's going to be direct product impact of us understanding images more deeply but it also feeds back into our ability to build better algorithims in the future.
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And, though it may be direct, Mars is still out of bounds, offering us ideas that we wouldn't generally come to by ourselves (let the unconventional brainstorms begin).
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A better route forward, the authors say, would be direct recycling, where cathodes are rehabilitated for use in new batteries without separating them back to the individual metals.
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While he appreciated the nimble syllable twisting and complicated wordplay of the rap stuff he was into, he appreciated how this other music could afford to be direct.
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The connection between Trump and the hacking would not be direct; there is no evidence that Trump or any of his aides were aware of the specific hack.
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You always want to weigh the cost/benefit: What's it costing me to be direct and tell the person off, versus moving on and blaming it on something else?
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There's nothing melancholy or removed about this sneak peek, which suggests HBO's film is going to be direct, angry, forceful, and just as politically charged as the original book.
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"Paychecks that were supposed to be direct-deposited to employee bank accounts instead had to be hand-printed by Finance Department staffers working overtime," the Palm Beach Post reported.
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Mercury will square off with Saturn again on April 25, and while that will be a shitty day for communication, too, at least Mercury will be direct by then!
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The securities will be direct, unsubordinated and unconditional obligations of Huarong Finance II and Huarong International, despite their perpetual nature, and rank pari passu with other unsecured unsubordinated obligations.
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"In the coming month I expect to be talking to you about a whole lot of issues, and I'll always be direct with you," he said in Wednesday's video.
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Shakh also argued the "investigative nature" of the warrant should be considered — the information obtained from a production order doesn't necessarily have to be direct evidence of a crime.
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As we know President Trump is nothing if not direct so the foundation must be direct as well: Iowa, good; big patriotic poles, good; plastering Trump's image everywhere, good.
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One side insisted that it should be direct in its political content; the other argued that cultural progress demanded that artists be free to choose their modes of expression.
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In this video, for example, it looks like someone is loading the game on a modded Xbox 360: Other videos seem to be direct footage from the game itself.
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz, who faced angry lawmakers two years ago after a passenger was violently dragged off a plane flying for the airline, advised Muilenburg to be direct.
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"I mean, this is taxpayer money essentially that's standing behind this whole enterprise, and we want the benefits to be direct — not some notional possible trickle-down scenario," Rucker said.
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These might be direct investments into startups by a foreign corporation or individual, or indirect investments into a venture fund by institutional investors like foreign pensions, endowments or family offices.
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I drop a bit of sexual identity adjacent information, and look at the floor, waiting for my much more straightforward friends to be direct in a way that I can't.
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Virgo risings can be so critical of themselves that they become insecure or hesitant to make a move on someone, so be direct about your crush or feelings for them.
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"Folks, in the coming month, I expect to be talking to you about a whole lot of issues, and I'll always be direct with you," he began his video response.
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"In April we are probably going to announce new blocks that will be put for licensing...it will be direct negotiations.. they are about four to five blocks," he said.
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Our mission is to enable the brands to be direct to consumer and we believe we can help them do that even better by creating what we call a branded movement.
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Be kind but be direct, and understand that being a true leader takes more work and effort behind the scenes than you could ever possibly prepare for until you're in it.
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A number of (straight, cisgendered) women who do want children and want to be direct about their expectations early on told Refinery29 that they regularly ask men about their future plans.
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" Alexey Khlebnikov, a Middle East expert at the Russian International Affairs Council, told CNN it was "highly unlikely that there's going to be direct confrontation between the Syrian and Turkish military.
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If you're Trump, probably the last thing you want is for there to be direct evidence showing people in your employ working to get Ukraine to look into Joe and Hunter Biden.
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"When their own conscience is seared by some statement that Trump has made, I have encouraged them to be direct and also, in a timely manner, repudiate what he said," Rigell said.
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Several commentators — most notably Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the Manchester United manager, and Sam Allardyce, the former manager turned radio personality — have risked opprobrium for suggesting Liverpool might be "direct" in recent weeks.
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Keep the communication flowing Be direct about the fact that sex has been painful or difficult or that you're concerned it will be, and that you'd like to do something about it.
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Could these communications, each only a few seconds long and riddled with seemingly indecipherable military jargon and code words, be direct evidence of Russia's violating one of the oldest rules of war?
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That saves a lot of time if you're not worried about being likable in the workplace … it's easier to be direct about what needs to be done and what's working or not working.
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"When their own conscience is seared by some statement that Trump has made, I have encouraged them to be direct and also, in a timely manner, repudiate what he said," Mr. Rigell said.
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Uranus ends its retrograde on January 6, bringing big shifts to your social life (and by the way—all planets will be direct from this date until Mercury begins its retrograde in March!).
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Ms. Catalano said that it's important to be direct and honest with your relatives, even if they're the ones who taught you to hate your body or fear food in the first place.
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Because their business model was meant to be direct-to-consumer, the brand wanted to create an experiential store where customers could come sit on their customizable furniture and hang out for a day.
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The J.P. Morgan paper said there appears to be direct causation between Powell's remarks and stocks because the market had taken a discernible change in direction during the days when the Fed chief spoke.
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"Demi Lovato is Demi Moore's daughter and I didn't know that," one Twitter user posted, along with a side-by-side comparison of the Demis who 100% appear like they could be direct relatives.
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When the Russian guards pass by a cell and one says "not the American," it seems to be direct reference to how the Russian tracking Hopper continuously called him "the American" throughout season three.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes issued will be direct, unconditional, unsubordinated and unsecured obligations of SBC and will rank pari passu with all other present and future outstanding unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of SBC.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Robert, I've got to be direct about this, only because we're coming up quick on the meeting, and you guys are going to enter a blackout period where you won't talk at all.
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The judges picked up on one point of the "invented" standards argument, getting into an extended back-and-forth with Mooppan over the question of whether it's relevant whether the connection be "direct" or not.
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Herndon and Dryhurst take advantage of the multichannel format and let their characters communicate with one another, even if it could not be direct or, in the case of this specific performance, in real-time.
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The move appears to be direct retaliation for Huawei's placement on the U.S. Commerce Department "Entity List" that effectively bans the sale of Huawei products in the U.S., though the Chinese tech giant was not mentioned specifically.
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Try to avoid arguments today because people will be especially brutal, aiming for sensitive spots—but, whatever, warrior Mars will be direct in your sign by then, so, honestly, I'm more concerned about how mean you'll be!
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You've clearly communicated the issue with their performance on multiple occasions According to Scott, the best way to be a good boss is to be direct about an employee's performance — when it's good and when it's not.
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When can democracy be direct, when must it be representative, and how could randomness or sortition—selecting people to serve as public officials instead of electing them, as we do with juries—be put to good use?
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Here's the list of features Facebook launched this year that appear to be direct threats to Snapchat: Facebook's plan doesn't seem to center around stealing Snapchat's audience — it wants instead to put a ceiling on Snapchat's growth.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has told advisers that any reprisals must be direct, proportional and openly carried out by Iran — a startling departure for a leadership that typically carries out attacks via regional proxy forces.
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"To be direct, we expect the Interfraternity Council community to join together and become a full partner in creating a culture that truly reflects the values of the Ohio State Greek community," the university wrote in the letter.
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Geely claims that as much as 25 percent of a car's cost can be sunk into dealerships, so while it will have flagship stores around the world, its primary distribution method for Lynk & Co cars will be direct.
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In a lengthy statement Wednesday, the Saints said its spokesman Bensel advised the archdiocese to be "direct, open and fully transparent," when it released its list to the media and to make sure all law enforcement agencies were alerted.
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GM also told the union all $7.7 billion would be "direct" investments, rather than a mix of direct and "indirect" investments in its previous commitment, the person said, asking not to be named because the details aren't yet public.
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Though Building 8 has made headlines for some of its more creative endeavors — like a brain-computer interface to let you type with your thoughts — it seems its first products will be direct competitors in the consumer smart home market.
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"The present-day Lebanese are likely to be direct descendants of the Canaanites, but they have in addition a small proportion of Eurasian ancestry that may have arrived via conquests by distant populations such as the Assyrians, Persians, or Macedonians."
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The earlier-than-expected announcement to boost the flagging economy sent Japanese and other Asian stock markets higher while it weighed on the safe-haven yen, but lacked crucial details on how much of the package would be direct government spending.
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The best Notes app statements follow the same guiding principles of any good apology: get in and get out; be direct; don't try too hard to defend yourself; and (this is a bonus!) maybe say what you're doing moving forward.
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But now that it’ll be direct, people will start to view you in a more positive light, which means that your secret admirers may be coming from out of the woodwork and wooing you, eager to connect with your physically.
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Katie says she felt the need to lob a grenade at the cast by whispering the idea that *someone* wasn't ready for marriage, without saying who it was, because she just felt that strongly about it (but not strongly enough to be direct, it seems).
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"The Batang Toru orangutans appear to be direct descendants of the initial orangutans that had migrated from mainland Asia, and thus constitute the oldest evolutionary line within the genus Pongo," said study co-author Alexander Nater of the University of Zurich, in a statement.
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A representative for Sonic disputed this, saying "no wage rates at any level decreased as a result of this transition" but instead employees are now eligible for their paychecks to be direct deposited, and general managers are now eligible for a new bonus program.
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Mercury will square off again with Saturn later in the month—on April 25, to be exact—but by that point, Mercury will be direct, so even though people will still be in a shitty mood, at least things will feel like they're moving forward.
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They also found that the Tapanuli's orangutan's lineage was ancient — between three and three and one-half million years old — and that they appeared to be direct descendants of the orangutan ancestors that crossed into what is now Indonesia and Malaysia from mainland Asia.
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That can either be direct subsidies for carbon sequestration and reuse, as in the 45Q tax credit in the US (C2ES has a number of suggestions for improving it), or a variety of other publicly backed financial instruments like private activity bonds and master limited partnerships.
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While many of her tweets appear to be direct, official statements, others seem to blur the personal and professional, such as when she praises a colleague: "It was an honor to swear in my Deputy as the next US Ambassador to Haiti," Haley wrote on Feb.
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In February, Kuo said that Apple's next-generation iPhones would be direct follow-ups to those in the current lineup, predicting that a new 5.8-inch OLED model, a new 6.5-inch OLED model, and a new 6.1-inch LCD model would be coming this year.
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From a relationship point of view, Sowden isn't a fan and says—despite the fact that they can be "direct, time effective, and create an immediate sense of community when people are not physically together"—they should never be used as a substitute for actual face-to-face communication.
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Andrew Kirby, president of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers (NAAMSA), said two-thirds of the money would be direct investment by the seven automakers with plants in the country, including Toyota Motor Corp and Ford Motor Co, with the remaining 20 billion rand earmarked for car parts.
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It's likely that the next update will bring a new hero rather than a new map In a recent live stream, Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan mentioned that the game has a new hero "on the horizon," which could be direct (and cheeky) reference to the Horizon Lunar Colony.
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Given this compelling evidence, it is clear that the American public must once and for all learn what role the Russians played in the Kennedy assassination, whether it be direct or indirect This question is of the utmost importance, but is also the reason why the JFK file release is so sensitive.
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"I mean, y'all are real people, and I'm a real person and you've got a job to do and my thing is, provide you access, provide clarity, be direct, be honest, and trust in the integrity of the reporters that are covering you," Meadows, who speaks often of his close relationship with Trump, went on.
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The article continues with some advice on what makes a good — and bad — digital apology: The best Notes app statements follow the same guiding principles of any good apology: get in and get out; be direct; don't try too hard to defend yourself; and (this is a bonus!) maybe say what you're doing moving forward.
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Democratic candidates will need to be direct about the kind of world that many Republicans are peddling, the risks and dangers that Trump has subjected the nation to, and they will need to do so through a strategy aimed at drumming up their own support and conveying their message in a world shaped by Twitter and cable television.
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Whereas in your writing, there are all these patterns, there's an associative logic at work that takes care to connect things, pieces of music, for example, with writing (I'm thinking of the passage where you link the openings of Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 and Rilke's Duino Elegies), even if there may not be direct influence.
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And that basic right is what's truly at stake here, for in spite of the uninformed opinions of those who might believe otherwise, there is simply no way for any security workaround (whether it be direct, or via a seemingly more convoluted route like that requested by the FBI) to be restricted to an individual case.
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"I have tried to be direct, forthcoming and honest, including about what I wish I had done differently," she told Vox, saying that she felt that as a white woman she should have been more careful about quoting such an explosive line from a woman of color and that she feels that the critiques of the racial politics of the quote are valid.
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