Sentence examples for driving the message from inspiring English sources

The People's Climate Music's Act on Climate national bus tour is stopping in areas worst affected by high pollution and social inequality, driving the message that it's urban communities and people of color who are most afflicted by climate change.

There needs to be a war declared on the idle-bashers – a war of education, of driving the message that no one should spend their entire life working in jobs that just pay the bills, but, far worse, cripple their self-esteem, spirit and humanity.

Even so, it is still a hard road ahead for Cochran, even if his campaign hits maximum effectiveness in driving the message that a Cochran loss would endanger the state's ability to secure federal money when it needs it.

Recognizing the influence of the home environment, the online resource also includes tips for parents on how to set boundaries and discipline children using positive methods as well as strategies for managing disruptive behaviour Youth and children, like the mob in Kumanovo, have however been central to driving the message home.

Instead of buying display ads in print publications, they create content that potential customers want to see, create blogs that people subscribe to and look forward to reading, and the focus is on getting found by customers, instead of driving the message into a crowd over and over again like a sledgehammer.

Why should they be squirrelled away as a niche issue, rather than driving the messages and personalities of the main campaigns?

"She was completely immersed in every aspect of the campaign," he said, "driving the daily message and dealing with the incoming from these folks, dealing with the constant negativity, which frankly surprised me, coming from Democrats".

Each one wants to be driving the micro-message bus.

"Occupy has been, to my mind, an engaging movement, and it's driving home the message, to the banks, to the Wall Street circles," Bedi said.

But doing so will also mean changing the mind-set of Japanese investors and driving home the message that risk follows return.

There has been a similar sense of urgency in local schools, with nurses driving home the message that teenagers who missed out on MMR vaccinations as infants should now come forward to be immunised.