Sentence examples for civic revolution from inspiring English sources
Can Greece have a civic revolution?
Could a civic revolution in the US Midwest point the way forward?
Desperate to shore up his former leftist support and to appeal to the Russian immigrants, Barak has now called for a "civic revolution" against the religious parties.
And that could backfire at a time when Mr. Barak is proposing a "civic revolution" to curb the powers of the religious parties.
Last week, the prime minister said he planned to launch a "civic revolution" that would challenge many of the powers and privileges of the Jewish religious establishment, and a coalition with the secular Likud could advance that initiative.
The Israeli leader, in two radio interviews, coupled his proposal for a governing alliance between his Labor Party and Likud -- an uneasy left-right coalition that Israel last saw in the late 1980's -- with a challenge to Mr. Sharon, the Likud leader, to prove Likud's credentials as a secular party and join him in such a "civic revolution".
Yossi Beilin, the dovish justice minister, hammered out the arrangement for Mr. Barak, promising Shas in exchange that the government would abandon its plans for a civic, or secular, "revolution".
Khamis S and Vaughn K (2011) Cyberactivism in the Egyptian revolution: How civic engagement and citizen journalism tilted the balance.
Trash activists in Romania too claim to have created the biggest national civic movement since the revolution.
During the latter half of the century, Florentine Chancellor Brunetto Latini (c. 1220 94) sparked a revolution in civic discourse that would lead to the major achievements of Italian humanism in centuries to come.
