Sentence examples for Political agitation from inspiring English sources
Political agitation by Flamingant groups led to Belgium becoming officially bilingual in 1870.
Political agitation at home from radicals such as the Chartists and the suffragettes enabled legislative reform and universal suffrage.
Places of worship became centres of political agitation and organisation.
His continued political agitation, they added, could only hurt the party.
Wilson misses, too, how the Victorian and Edwardian ages were ages of progress and political agitation.
The 1920s were a time of political agitation and forced side-taking.
"Persevering with a culture of political agitation under whatever guise is counter-productive," he said.
They were vessels for solidarity, often very conservative, and not merely instruments of political agitation.
Last Friday, I saw Toma again, and again she was getting ready for political agitation.
Today we need all the great art and all the political agitation we can get.
But private individuals and nongovernment organizations cannot cross the line between advocacy and political agitation without risking arrest.
