Sentence examples for campaign arising from from inspiring English sources

The Clinton and O'Malley declarations were made in response to challenges from Black Lives Matter, the campaign arising from the spate of police violence against unarmed black boys, men and women.

Analysts said Tuesday that they suspected NATO's stepped-up campaign arose from a feeling that the West needs to intervene more forcefully and cannot rely on the rebels to oust Gaddafi.

But some of the populist tones of the campaign arose from snap decisions made along the way, like Mr. McCain's antic appearance before the Russian consulate accusing New York Republicans of acting like apparatchiks seeking to preserve a one-party state.

The idea for the campaign arose from a series of salons on marriage equality Freedom to Marry hosted last year.

But most wage campaigns arise from the bottom, from residents and low-level officials and from cities and states -- from everywhere except the federal government.

Mr. Levinson zeroes in on what convenience and lower prices meant to women, and notes how, as he puts it, "the consumer movement arose from the long campaign for woman suffrage".

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday turned away without comment an appeal in a campaign finance case arising from an investigation into campaign spending in Wisconsin.

The no campaign arose out of a decade of oppositional activism – from the student revolt and women's liberation to the strikes that brought down the Edward Heath government.

The current campaign controversy arose from the Conservative government's decision to ban women from wearing the niqab — an Islamic veil that covers the face, but is not the full-body burka — at citizenship ceremonies.

They said they had spent seven months on a delicate assignment that came in the midst of the Mayor's re-election campaign and arose from one of the worst allegations of police brutality in recent memory: the beating and torture of Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant, in a Brooklyn precinct station house last summer.

At the same time, a California bank owned by the Riady family conglomerate agreed to plead guilty to 86 misdemeanors arising from campaign contributions made from 1988 through 1994.