Sentence examples for director of progress from inspiring English sources

"Coal is the drug of choice of a major industry with a lot of political power," said David H. Holtz, executive director of Progress Michigan, an environmental group.

Moderates may have welcomed his boost to Medicaid, but Theis, the executive director of Progress Ohio, accused him of undermining that move by vigorously cutting taxes.

Lonnie Scott, executive director of Progress Michigan, said the emails expose "another glaring example of Snyder saying one thing and emails really revealing something different".

"Discrimination shouldn't be happening at all, and it shouldn't be done using taxpayer dollars," said Lonnie Scott, executive director of Progress Michigan, an advocacy group that lobbied against the law.

In a letter sent to the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, former top director of Progress John Mullin stated that he viewed the action as "one of the greatest corporate hijackings in U.S. business history" (h/t Forbes).

"Thank you so much for coming out and for showing the world — for showing these Senators — that we are real," David Segal, the executive director of Demand Progress, said.

Andrew Blotky is the director of Legal Progress, the legal policy program at the Center for American Progress.

Activists are better-prepared for a fight this time, said David Segal, executive director of Demand Progress, a leading pro-net-neutrality group.

He was Executive Director of Redefining Progress, a public policy think tank dedicated to promoting a healthy environment, a strong economy, and social justice.

"Co-signer issues like auto-defaults are another example of predatory practices by private lenders," said Anne Johnson, executive director of Generation Progress, a Washington advocacy organization linked to the Center for American Progress.

"Grassroots activism has stripped away the vote from Disney World's senator and made California's senators much more likely to vote no," said David Segal, executive director of Demand Progress, a liberal activist group.