Sentence examples for activists not only from inspiring English sources
Human rights activists not only encouraged such an appeal but also asked for widespread protests around the world.
We're political activists, not only for causes that affect young people but in any campaign you care to name.
In the face of H.I.V., activists not only organized care for the sick and dying but also, with groups like Gay Men's Health Crisis and Act Up, changed the way the drug-approval process works for everybody.
She is one of the most riveting activists, not only in Latino history, but also in our nation's history.
8 to the violence faced by anti-segregation activists, not only does Oaks diminish the bravery and sacrifice of those willing to risk bodily harm so that America could come closer it's the notion of Jeffersonian democracy, he is unwittingly making another historical comparison.
She has been singularly effective as a parent activist, not only in spurring research into a cure for the disease but in working with doctors and drug companies to improve care.
(Emanuel Karr, a British-born activist, not only put a down payment on the house on East 84th Street, Mr. McDonald said, but when he died a few years ago, he left a bit of money that helped with the Bay Shore purchase).
KASHINK: I'm an activist, not only as an artist but also as a person.
The administration of the death penalty today is particularly inhumane, activists say, not only because of the flaws in the judiciary, but because family members of the condemned are not allowed a last visit.
Abel says that it is no coincidence that we are seeing patterns from protests in the US replicated outside UK clinics: "The anti-abortion movement is well connected and funded, and UK anti-choice activists are not only importing tactics, but ideology from anti-abortion movements in the US".
Activists did not only refuse to assimilate the urban space to a dense urban environment governed by an ethic of free-exchange (Sassen 2014) and to be regulated by governance structures involving few actors that, in the best case scenario, act behind a veil of ignorance (Rawls 1971).
