Sentence examples for banner of change from inspiring English sources

But they don't seem to be good at bringing people together behind a banner of change.

This campaign-by-referendum worked so well that Democrats barely altered the formula in 2008, when Mr. Obama and his party's Congressional candidates ran, successfully, under the vague banner of "change".

He prettifies the ugly; he drapes the banner of change over systematic status quo perpetuation; he makes Americans feel better about policies they find repellent without the need to change any of them in meaningful ways.

The much younger and less gray Candidate Obama promised the moon, and his eloquence on the campaign trail dazzled us with tales of the new world that was coming under his grammatically-challenged banner of "Change We Can Believe In".

The path forward is to learn from history how citizens, when driven by injustice, organized, raised the banners of change and concentrated on the ways and means to victory.

The other K is Koichi Kato, who would also have been an important part of Mr Koizumi's government had he not already led an embarrassingly inept coup against Mr Mori, and ultimately the Hashimoto faction, last November.What Mr Koizumi has done is to unite the LDP's anti-mainstream forces against the Hashimoto faction under the banner of reform: change the LDP, change Japan.

Its replacement is long overdue.The election is almost certain to mark a big rise in power for the main opposition, the Islamists of Hamas, who are campaigning under the banner of the "Change and Reform" party.

The People's Climate March brought more people together under the banner of climate change than any event in history.

When aforementioned writer Stephenson, author of Seveneves, approached her to edit a collection of stories united under the banner of positive change, she worried the stories themselves would suffer from lack of plot, and lack of diversity.

I interviewed Brainard by telephone upon his return from USCM to learn more about the programs he has implemented, and to inquire about his response to the overwhelming number of Republicans who push back on environmental regulations while hoisting the banner of climate change denial.

Despite the acknowledgement that there remains a 'stubborn gap' between the rhetoric and reality of local climate policy and its implementation (Betsill and Bulkeley, 2007), urban landscapes are littered with examples of actions being taken under the banner of climate change.