Sentence examples for bring about through from inspiring English sources
"Make America Great Again" is a slogan not a manifesto, and one that the candidate claims he can bring about through a series of savvy deals and business acumen rather than any single concrete policy.
Their aim was to replace capitalism and the state with a loose federation of local workers' groups, which they meant to bring about through direct action especially a general strike of workers that would bring down the government as it brought the economy to a halt.
He had no solid base fighting to keep him in power.Fire in the belly, or fire next time?By contrast, today's protesting students may dislike the firm clerical framework of their state which shows no sign of crumbling but most of them still support a government that they enthusiastically helped to bring about through their votes for Mr Khatami.
The policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee listed a series of weaknesses and potential problems that could turn the slowdown, which it helped bring about through a series of rate increases, into the first recession since early in the 1990's.
Similarly, Change by Letitia Elizabeth Landon explores the changes that life can bring about through the personalities of two children whose early lives are closely shared in warm friendship, but whose entry into the adult world moves them apart so that they morph into hostile strangers.
Most of the other features exemplified in civil disobedience can be found in legal protest including a conscientious and communicative demonstration of protest, a desire to bring about through moral dialogue some lasting change in policy or principle, an attempt to educate and to raise awareness, and so on.
