Sentence examples for banknote campaign from inspiring English sources

A case in point is the banknote campaign by the feminist and journalist Caroline Carolineerez.

Criado-Perez first contacted Creasy to ask if she would support the banknote campaign having observed, she says, "how she stands up for women again and again".

In early December there was a "big flare-up of abuse … [with] all the women attacking me … saying stuff like how rubbish the banknote campaign was".

If the banknote campaign was about stopping women from being "airbrushed" out of history, in banking history "you don't need an airbrush," said Niall Ferguson, the economic historian and Harvard professor, by e-mail.

She witnessed the tirade of violent and sexist abuse on Twitter targeted at JK Rowling, a close friend, when the author announced her allegiance to the no campaign for Scottish independence, after similar attacks on historian Mary Beard and banknote campaigner Caroline Carolineerez.

Austen is set to appear on the new £10 banknote following a campaign to have a woman on the currency.

Robin Wright targets Congo's 'conflict minerals' violence with new campaign Banknotes assemble, reports Guardian business reporter Sam Thielman.

And it would change because of Laura Bates and Everyday Sexism; because of Kat Banyard, and Lose the Lads Mags; because of Lucy-Anne Holmes and No More Page Three; because of Caroline Criand-Perez and her campaign on banknotes; it would change because of the 34,000 who signed the Bank of England petition, the 220,000 who tweeted about the Facebook campaign.

Criado-Perez: 'I've developed a thick skin; if you take it to heart, it would be impossible to survive' (Rex) In July 2013, Criado-Perez successfully campaigned for a woman to appear on the new £10 banknote "I had been running a campaign about the Bank of England's decision to have exclusively male faces on British banknotes, and how it was discriminatory.

And, in September, there was Robert Bourgi, an old Africa hand associated with the Élysée, claiming that he had overseen the regular delivery of millions of dollars in cash from various African heads of state including banknotes stuffed in djembe drums to the campaign war chests of one French politician after another.

Early GMT initiatives included a video that urges people to stamp banknotes with political messages, and a campaign to galvanise opposition to the Krasnodar region's governor, Alexander Tkachev.