Sentence examples for idea of petitioning from inspiring English sources

At a brainstorming session, one of the lawyers, Jim Mason, came up with the idea of petitioning for political asylum.

Boeckmann was the first person Valley VOTE Chairman Richard Close approached with the idea of petitioning for a study of Valley cityhood.

Hygiea recently shared that the California Breastfeeding Coalition had an idea to petition Google to dedicate one of the Google Doodles to breastfeeding during World Breastfeeding Week.

In late April, five activists, who ranged in age from twenty-two thirtyrty, had come up with the idea of a petition campaign that rejected Morsi's Presidency.

The idea of a petition of right was an established element of Parliamentary procedure, and in addition, had not been expressly prohibited by Charles, allowing the Commons to evade the restrictions placed upon them while still acting legitimately.

His first point, of course, was that the very idea of poem as petition was misconceived.

But she cannot always resist populist temptations: for a few days in October, she toyed with the idea of organising a petition against full EU membership for Turkey.

Obtaining a posthumous pardon for Turing is proving impossible, so someone has had the idea of putting a petition on the Downing Street website calling for Turing's face to be put on the £10 note.

When I posed the idea of starting a petition on this subject, one industry insider thought it couldn't make a difference -- that it would be like throwing a pebble in the ocean.

Kim Kardashian West (59.5 million followers), in particular, is obsessed with the idea of one and has reportedly petitioned Dorsey via email and face-to-face.

Last year, for example, 31,000 scientists signed a petition rejecting the idea of global warming (www.petitionproject.org) — but a counter-petition with 31,001 signatures won't resolve the debate.