Sentence examples for activists refer from inspiring English sources

Even before the civil unrest, as many activists refer to it, there were signs of a changing neighborhood.

There was a discussion on the "rant heard 'round the world," which is how many Tea Party activists refer to the call by Rick Santelli, a CNBC reporter, a year ago Friday for a new Tea Party, which started the first mass rallies.

Currently there are five camps, which activists refer to as "prayer camps".

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Unmet needs for cancer activists refer not so much to data gaps as to the failure to eliminate ongoing cancer hazards.

Early in the day, activists referred to reports of a major military deployment under way, headed in the direction of the eastern suburbs.

STYLE An article and a picture caption last Thursday about gender activists referred incorrectly to a Sarah Lawrence College student who uploaded a video online about being transgender.

"These kind of comments are disappointing and do not give a lot of hope for people in Syria being massacred every day," said Burhan Ghalioun, leader of the Syrian National Council (SNC), an umbrella group of opposition activists, referring to Mr Annan's plan for a negotiated peace.

But it was still too much for the US home entertainment market, where every trace of the words "lesbian" and "gay" has been expunged from the DVD and Blu-ray versions, with activists referred to on the cover blurb as "London-based" rather than gay.

Many of the protesters in Sydney and Melbourne wore pink hats, that activists referred to as their "pussyhats".

"One dud plus one dud doesn't make a firecracker," said Gregg Gonsalves, a longtime AIDS activist, referring to the two vaccines by Sanofi-Aventis and Genentech.