Sentence examples for ethical campaign from inspiring English sources

The city's Beatroot Café is a not-for-profit "community space" where all kinds of ethical campaign groups choose to meet over laptops and Fairtrade coffee.

Involved in marketing and sales for most of his career, Brabeck-Letmathe believes the emphasis on CSR - criticised by ethical campaign groups - has already changed the debate.

Launched in August 2016, this ethical campaign seeks to make media hate unprofitable by encouraging companies to pull their advertising from the Sun, Daily Mail and Daily Express.

It has not been transparent about its position on key government proposals to protect safety, leaving the impression that it wants to maintain a blurry distinction between a workforce dispute on pay and an ethical campaign on patient safety.

Food is at the heart of a new ethical campaign, with the UK's The Guardian declaring "Food is the new fur".

His popular celebrity in 1910 owed more to his political and ethical campaigning and his status as a visionary, reformer, moralist, and philosophical guru than to his talents as a writer of fiction.

Well, Jade Jagger and Kate Moss are happy to ignore decades of ethical campaigning and wear such a contentious product as fur – so we shouldn't expect too many to shed their plumages for anything other than reasons of fickle fashion.

We're already seeing a shift towards socially responsible and ethical campaigns at awards shows such as ours at D&AD; but equally it was fascinating to see the response to the Design of the Year award.

Asked if the Body Shop can continue to be an ethical, campaigning business under L'Oreal ownership, Mrs Roddick said: "There's only one area we challenge [in relation to L'Oreal's policies], and they have a great statement about what they're doing on the issue of animal testing, or what they're trying to do... I'm too old, I'm too smart, to give it away for it to be destroyed".

In a statement, the justices said states should establish monitoring groups to encourage ethical judicial campaigns, should limit campaign contributions to judicial candidates and should consider public financing of some judicial races.

The majority of the world's 100 million cotton farmers are smallholders in developing countries, says Orsola de Castro, founder and director of ethical fashion campaign group Fashion Revolution, and, far away from the shiny stores of brands like Primark, the industry can be brutal for farmers who face competition from unfair world prices and unscrupulous middle men.