Sentence examples for furthering the movement from inspiring English sources
" I'm a part of this effort because I believe that the debate is not yet over, and that in supporting Senator Edwards on March 2 we will actually be furthering the movement for change that Governor Dean began," John Arceci, the head of research for Dr. Dean's New York campaign, said in a signed note he posted on the Web site.
Those interested in furthering the movement have been asked to join the Facebook group, spread the word, or email [email protected] for more information.
Mr. Huddleston is regarded as a pioneer in drug courts and other alternative sentencing strategies having spent more than a decade providing vision and leadership throughout the world, furthering the movement and its impact on the addict, the family and the community.
A significant portion of the money is used to further the Occupy movement in the city and around the country.
Def Jam records mogul Russel Simmons saw no problem with them, noting that the message "it furthers the movement, it inspires the movement".
The discipline-specific report furthers the movement to create equity by shedding light on the gender and racial makeup of the dance workforce, both artistic and administrative, as represented by the staffs and boards of the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs' grantees.
The pseudo-Christian Taiping movement furthered the anti-Christian move on the part of royalists.
A further attempt to further discuss the movement of persons and good between the two Palestinian areas was hammered out in US-Israeli and Palestinian discussions under the leadership of former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
The outcome was a partnership to further develop the movement and provide after-sales servicing.
The Republic workers are seeking ways to re-open their factory and potentially operate it as a worker-run cooperative, further imitating the movement in Argentina.
Some analysts and opposition members criticized the planned march and suggested that the government was unlikely to issue a permit, further demoralizing the movement.
