The phrase "activists decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice or conclusion reached by activists regarding a particular issue or action.
Example: "After much deliberation, activists decided to organize a protest to raise awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "activists chose" or "activists resolved".
Stone Mountain would be different, activists decided.
Some activists decided to sit this one out.
Activists decided to make the pipeline a test of Mr Obama's verdancy.
Just last week the activists decided to drop the suit after concluding they probably wouldn't win.
In 2008 in Colorado, a rebel faction of antiabortion activists decided to pursue a "personhood" initiative.
In 1970, activists decided to shake things up and staged an intervention.
The more that Occupy activists decide to sidestep national politics, minimize their interaction with the reigning plutocracy, and retreat into wine-country rural utopias, the better pleased the reigning plutocracy will be.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The more that Occupy activists decide to sidestep national politics, minimize their interaction with the reigning plutocracy, and retreat into wine-country rural utopias, the better pleased the reigning plutocracy will be.
"The threat is that as far-right activists decide the electoral path is no longer possible... we will see more aggressive street-based groups linking up and a rise in racially and politically motivated violence," said Nick Lowles from Searchlight.
Back in the forest, after some negotiation, the Prey Lang activists decide to let Hee go on his way, but only after he has promised to get out of logging.
The activists decide to fan out across the park and approach the picnickers to hand out mock $1,000 bills which Labour has printed, in an attempt to illustrate Peretz's key campaign promise: to increase the minimum wage from $600 to $1,000 a month (Israel's minimum wage is expressed in dollars rather than shekels).
