Sentence examples for To be activist from inspiring English sources

Of the 8,000 known hedge funds only around 71 are considered to be activist funds, less than 1% of the total.

It is argued and shown that a particular judge or judiciary turns out to be activist when other public functionaries avoid or breach their constitutional responsibilities and thus generate injustice and inequality.

But the new president's choices could more clearly influence the Fed's posture on regulatory issues, with Democrats more likely to be activist and in favor of consumer protections and Republicans more likely to favor deregulation.

M. Edward Whelan III, a prominent legal blogger and the president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, said he suspected that many would turn out to be "activist" left-wing judges.

It is a test of whether the court will abandon its conservative principles to be activist and "rights-making" when the party that needs help is a large corporation.

One auto analyst said Monday that the voting power of the Ford family will prevent Mr. Kerkorian from trying to influence Ford directly as he did Chrysler and later G.M. "In this case, we believe Tracinda is unlikely to be activist in the conventional sense given the voting structure," said Jonathan Steinmetz, an analyst with Morgan Stanley.

"We just want to be activists.

None of us were paid to be activists.

The women are a little older, sicker and less prone to be activists".

He would become a social-change agent, motivating whites to be activists.

Artists need to be advocates and audiences need to be activists.