Sentence examples for less activism from inspiring English sources

It's less activism than common sense.

Most economists think the Fed is unlikely to drastically alter its policy direction, though some of the new members could nudge policy toward more restraint and less activism.

"What we want is more learning in schools and less activism in schools," Mr Morrison said at question time, in answer to a question from Greens MP Adam Bandt.

Third, given what's at stake for our community, where is the outrage, much less activism, expressed by LGBT spokespeople against the Court's decisions on women's reproductive rights and Blacks' eviscerated right to vote?

The most common forms of participation were contact with household members, with extended family, with friends, with workmates, and giving money for charity; they undertook less community activism, adult learning, volunteer activities, expressing opinion, and political protest.

We need less judicial activism, not further manipulation of the Constitution until its bedrock principles of liberty and democracy cease to have meaning.

The povera (impoverished) element counted less as activism than as a sentimental gesture of virtue on the biennial circuit and in the deluxe galleries where their careers unfolded.

This is less social activism than a platform for Bristol's performers and musicians, for visiting acts and people passing through.

They include a low state minimum wage of $7.25, pockets of concentrated poverty, fewer social services, less housing activism and fewer tenant organizations, and laws that advocates say are tilted in favor of landlords.

Management teams can expect more, not less, shareholder activism.

Among those detained in the recent roundups are professors, writers, bloggers, homemakers, students and various public intellectuals, many of whom are known less for activism than criticism.