In contrast to Tibetan dissidents who agitate from places of exile, Ms. Woeser's is a rare voice that emanates from China.
Already, advocates of wind farms, oil and gas wells and fish farms are agitating for places along the coasts, even as recreational and commercial operations demand more scope for fishing and dozens of environmental organizations seek to maintain or recreate pristine marine environments.
We rarely socialise now because she gets agitated in new places or with other people in the house.
Captured by the Venetians in 1202, it constantly agitated for autonomy, placing itself in 1382 under the protection of Leopold III of Habsburg, whose overlordship gradually developed into Austrian possession.
For all the moral turpitude, fake history, and agitated narcissism it placed on public display, the press conference that Donald Trump gave in the lobby of his gilded Fifth Avenue tower on Tuesday may ultimately serve a useful historical purpose.
With no ambulance service or medical staff available to provide an escort, families faced a challenging task bringing disturbed and agitated relatives to places of treatment, particularly if using public transport, for most the only affordable means.
In Weibel's handwritten account of that incident, he stated that he had observed Brinson was "greatly agitated" after he was placed in a seclusion room and a request for leather restraints was made.
In each sample, 3 g/l TCAC dose was added, and these samples were placed and agitated for 24 h in water bath shaker for different temperature in the varying range of 30 60 °C.
That may be because Afghan women are actively agitating for a place at the peace table.
He remembered the crowd becoming agitated at the officiating taking place 2,500 miles away at Madison Square Garden.
