Sentence examples for campaigner group from inspiring English sources
Legal campaigner group Liberty went to court to try to force the publication of the redacted parts of the Use of Force Manual.
"I'm wearing black because I'm mourning the death of democracy," says 69-year-old Linda – she's one of the "Nanas", a frontline anti-fracking campaigner group.
Carrie-Ann Fleming is a member of the young disabled campaigners group, the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Trailblazers mdctrailblazers.org.org
A nationwide rollout of the CPRD was due to begin in the Spring 2014 but was postponed following opposition from senior GPs, privacy campaigners and online campaign groups (such as 38 Degrees) [ 11].
The campaigners' umbrella group, the Nutritional Health Alliance, is now calling for an increase to 20%, in line with recommendations from public health experts.
In forecasts likely to be seized upon by leave campaigners, the group estimates that the population of the UK will be 1 million less than projected by 2026 if Brexit takes place, cutting the demand for buy-to-let properties.
The party will invite academics, freedom of information campaigners, pressure groups such as the Taxpayers' Alliance and newspaper editors to take part.
Students, small farmers, small businessmen, the debt campaigners, church groups, students and indigenous peoples are all finding common cause and linking strongly.
An extraordinary alliance of countryside campaigners, wildlife groups and green activists has launched a savage onslaught on the government, accusing it of showing "stunning disregard" for the environment.
Gove agreed to a meeting after a Guardian-backed petition – which is supported by a range of FGM campaigners and groups – attracted hundreds of thousands of signatures since launching at the beginning of February.
It warned bluntly that it opposed plans for the "creeping use of such identifiers" in case they became a national ID system by default – a key concern raised by civil rights campaigners, privacy groups and opposition parties at Holyrood.
