Modifies a noun

• discrimination: Examples of indirect sex discrimination are less likely to arise.

• taxis: Indirect taxes have long been the province of European law.

• taxation: The answer is for a massive shift to indirect taxation.

• kick: The indirect free kick is not taken from the place where the attacker touched the ball in his own half.

• ophthalmoscopy: Preparation Have your patient ready as for head-band indirect ophthalmoscopy previously described.

• hernia: At laparoscopy a right indirect inguinal hernia was found to contain the appendix and some omentum.

Modifying Another Word

• often: The relationship between personality disorder and dangerous behavior is complex and often indirect.

• only: The educational action of the State must be, in the main, only indirect.

• very: The first - voting, or even political activism - is very indirect.

• also: There are also indirect effects of unauthorized system penetration.

• however: They are required to provide details of all interests, however indirect.

• fairly: Fairly indirect - it derives the proportion of expenditure on children in an intact family.

Used with adjective complement

• oversee: Who oversees indirect likely to conduct is that the hopeless says herb.