Sentence examples for movement arising from from inspiring English sources
A characterizing feature of the German electricity transition is that it started as a movement arising from the civil society.
"The situation has to be addressed by a fresh political movement arising from the citizenry's labors and resources and dreams about what American could become at long last".
In a statement heralding the news, Trump said it was just one stage in "an incredible movement, arising from the people".
Without pandering to the predictable and false accusation that women's rights are an elite issue, any long-term movement arising from this tragedy will also have to think seriously about how the outrage that was galvanised by a brutal assault on a victim thought of as young and middle-class can also be directed at making more visible, and equally unacceptable, a wider spectrum of sexual violence.
Perhaps the most influential movement arising from this strand of German psychological thought was Gestalt Psychology.
The movement arising from these questions became known as clean-slate design [3] and gave rise to the impressive wave of research that we are witnessing today.
A major charter-reform movement arose from civil discontents.
The movement arose from the widespread outcry in India over the massacre at Amritsar in April 1919, when the British-led troops killed several hundred Indians.
The social foundation of this movement arose from the quickening of economic life in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and from the influence of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution, echoes of which, however faint, were heard among the people.
Mr. Levinson zeroes in on what convenience and lower prices meant to women, and notes how, as he puts it, "the consumer movement arose from the long campaign for woman suffrage".
Difficulty in the overall understanding of intracellular cholesterol movement arises from the fact that different mechanisms (vesicular and non-vesicular) operate simultaneously to move cholesterol [1], [2].
