Sentence examples for has started a change from inspiring English sources

Chris Csabs, who has started a change.org petition to ban the practice with 42,000 signatures, told Guardian Australia that the problem was broader than just therapies in a medical context and campaigners want to see "a public health campaign against the whole idea" that LGBTI people are "broken".

Thus the mere fact of enrolment in a brief intervention trial may be associated with positive behaviour change due to a general 'Hawthorn Effect', whereby increased attention or scrutiny influences drinking, or volunteering in itself means that the individual has started a change process.

She and a friend, Kerrilyn Gibson, 25, have started a Change.org petition calling for the addition of an Afro emoji designed by Ms. Gibson.

I was reminded of that freshman seminar this week while reading about the latest controversy at Wellesley, where students have started a Change.org petition to remove a statute installed on campus as part of a temporary art exhibit.

1011, a collective of drill artists including Digga.D, Sav'O, Loose1 and Horrid1, have started a Change.Org petition to keep their music on YouTube.

The Oneida Nation has started a campaign, Change the Mascot; taken out advertisements in cities where the Redskins have played this season; and protested outside stadiums.

The Asia Society has started a bilateral climate change initiative that includes groups like the Pew Center on Global Climate Change and involves leaders in both countries, including Al Gore.

Zoologist and wildlife guide Mark Carter has started a campaign on Change.org to cancel the event, garnering more than 2,460 signatures so far.

Ms. Alt, who was at the protest with her partner, Marlysa Alt, has started a petition on Change.org that invited the restaurant's president, Dan T. Cathy, to have dinner with her and her family.

A child sex abuse victim who was attacked by her sister's fiancé when she was just 10 years old has started a campaign to change the legal system that saw her abuser walk free from court.

Zam has started a petition on Change.org calling for an inquiry into the chief justice of Bhutan, who is also the son-in-law of the businessman seeking defamation costs against her.