Sentence examples for donations movement from inspiring English sources

President Obama's history-making small-dollar donations movement proved this point effectively.

One of his first political acts was giving large tracts of fertile land to the landless poor as part of the land donation movement initiated by Vinoba Bhave, a disciple and spiritual successor of Mohandas Gandhi.

The most damaging charges were that Townsend and cohorts were living high on the hog from donations to his movement and from sales of pamphlets and paraphernalia.

The Democratic Party would miss getting Wall Street money and would likely be outspent in most elections, but like Warren and García, they could make up for it with online donations and grassroots movement passion.

As the school holidays are now over, the normal reduction in ferry passenger traffic at this time of year has been counteracted by everyday people using these routes to support the movement of donations to those in desperate need.

But the donations to the settler movement stand out because of the centrality of the settlement issue in the current talks and the fact that Washington has consistently refused to allow Israel to spend American government aid in the settlements.

Atsinger and Epperson have also established themselves as players in the conservative movement through donations to causes and candidates.

Social themes have gained in prominence in post-colonial India and serve to raise people's consciousness on issues such as India's independence movement, organ donation and family planning.

As studies by political scientists and others have demonstrated, the Tea Party movement received sizable donations from wealthy backers seeking to use the movement to further their goals of tax cuts for the wealthy, the privatization of Social Security and the deregulation of the private sector.

There are many reasons for this wrenching development — lower church attendance, which means fewer donations from the pews; the movement of parishioners from inner cities to the suburbs, stranding old ethnic structures; the loss of free labor in Catholic schools by the declining number of nuns.

They'd appreciate it (the movement subsists on donations), just don't stop your car in the street to do so.