Sentence examples for actively agitating from inspiring English sources

On the eve of the Iraq vote, Mrs Blair could be found actively agitating for invasion.

A new deal, while still hoped for, remains unsigned, though, and while De Bruyne is not actively agitating for a move, it is clear his head has been turned.

That may be because Afghan women are actively agitating for a place at the peace table.

Bakunin Ethan Hawkee), the aristocrat anarchist, is as prone to adolescent extremes as ever, the difference being that while once he merely talked about insurrection, now he actively agitates for it.

And Europe's moves to protect Internet privacy -- something Americans have not, as yet, actively agitated for -- have given rise to a thorny question: How do the laws and mores of different nations manage, if at all, the multinational companies that now govern our digital lives?

But others among the cathedral chapter and suffragan bishops of York continued to actively agitate against Murdac, including refusing him entry to York for three years.

Radical parties like the Association Démocratique, founded in 1847 at the instigation of Karl Marx, who had briefly lived in Brussels in exile, actively agitated against the unpopular Liberal government under Charles Rogier.

M150B cultures consistently settle quickly and more compactly compared to the WT when not actively agitated (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

I understand that the exclusive criterion you or the institution would have for selecting an appropriate image would be that it's inoffensive if not actively calming, at least not agitating.

I understand that the exclusive criterion you or the institution would have for selecting an appropriate image would be that it's inoffensive — if not actively calming, at least not agitating.

The increased time spent walking and doing vigorous physical activities suggests that they might be out agitating in the field, mobilising the community, and actively distributing ideas and propaganda.