Sentence examples for federal movement from inspiring English sources
It is a federal movement inspired by xenophobia, the expression of the wealthiest and most productive parts of Italy, such as the Veneto and northern Lombardy.
Trump's "law and order" rhetoric and Sessions' support for draconian drug sentences make further federal movement on mandatory minimum sentencing tougher to envision.
Advocates who say the substance is safe and, in some cases, medically useful hope that in the absence of federal movement, states can start loosening restrictions on their own, just as many have for weed.
COINTELPRO, America's most famous federal movement-breaking mafia, knew this when it operated from 1956 to 1971, subjecting mostly leftist movement leaders to public smear campaigns, harassment, violence (including sexual violence) and undue legal scrutiny.
Institutions that moderate income inequality – including a much diminished trade union movement, the federal industrial relations tribunal and social welfare safety net – are relentlessly attacked by the right.
The indictment of 69-year-old Bundy, a spiritual grandfather for the ultra-conservative federal lands movement, signaled a determination to clamp down on the wider anti-government militia movement.
In October 1862, Gen. J.E.B. Stuart galloped out of Virginia toward Chambersburg at the head of 1,800 crack, well-mounted cavalry, on orders from General Lee to gather intelligence on Federal troop movements, commandeer much needed supplies and destroy property – including a vital railroad bridge at Scotland, five miles north of Chambersburg.
State and federal quarantines prohibiting movement of infested soil, plants or plant parts, machinery, and other likely carriers also exist.
"We're not advocating for a federal or state movement," Olson said.
"We're not advocating for a federal or state movement," Olson told HuffPost.
And where we've gone and where we need to go in this movement is federal protections and federal government doing the kind of work that helps people.
