Sentence examples for for credo from inspiring English sources

Becky Bond works for Credo, a mobile phone company which mobilises users to campaign for progressive causes.

Cage made his way to New York in 1942, and wrote the score for Credo in Us, jointly choreographed by Cunningham and Jean Erdman, and Totem Ancestor, which was a solo in Merce's first independent dance recital.

"I certainly never thought when I was working in Chicago in 2008 that I was going to have to go to the White House in 2011 to get arrested," said Mr. Zarlin, 33, now a senior campaign manager for Credo Action, a liberal advocacy group.

Sarah Lane, a spokeswoman for CREDO, said the group targeted Lungren because of his "extremist" record.

"It's clear that not enough has been done," said Elijah Zarlin, a campaign manager for CREDO, a San Francisco activist group.

Olson said he volunteers for CREDO and Wisconsin Jobs Now, a local coalition of labor groups that has staged protests against Wisconsin Republicans before.

For CREDO-Kyoto, follow-up data were obtained from hospital charts or by contacting patients or referring physicians.

For CREDO-Kyoto, because of the retrospective nature of enrollment, written informed consent was not obtained from the patients; however, when later contacted for follow-up evaluation, 73 patients were excluded from the analysis because of their refusal to participate in the study.

When he compiled the Mass in B minor, he chose another duet for the Credo, scored for soprano and alto, as in Erschallet, ihr Lieder.

The groups targeting Van Hollen -- Social Security Works, MoveOn.org, Democracy for America, Credo Action and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee -- pressed him for more.

The work was done by the Centre for Research on Education Outcomes (Credo) at Stanford University.The Credo study has been criticised for not comparing the results of children who have won charter-school lotteries with those who have not a natural experiment in which the only difference between winners and losers should be the schooling they receive.