Sentence examples for movement links from inspiring English sources

A participant in the "Kind Movement" links his or her card and code to a charitable organization or other "redeeming" cause, as the campaign's rules describe it; performs a kind act for someone else; and then passes the card and code on to that person.

By integrating technological change with the potential for socioeconomic and political change, the movement links social justice and equity with energy innovation.

Thereby, they can take different forms such as strategic alliances, joint ventures, franchising, long-term marketing and licensing contracts, reciprocal trade agreements, R&D partnerships, buyer-supplier relationships, director interlocks, investment bank ties, personnel movement links or cross-patent citation ties (Gulati et al. 2000, p. 203; Zaheer et al. 2010, p. 62).

The group, Asa'ib al-Haq, spun off from the movement linked to the anti-American cleric Moktada al-Sadr after he embraced a cease-fire.

The drought may strengthen the hand of the Islamist Shabab movement, linked to al-Qaeda, in south Somalia; it uses food aid to control the people.

Its name is shared with a Zionist youth movement linked in the 1940s to Herut, a rightwing party founded by Menachem Begin, which later merged into today's ruling Likud party, led by Netanyahu.

We hope to make a contribution to building a mass movement, linking the campaigning and industrial strength of organised workers in trade unions with the energy and rage of dispossessed young people opposed to all austerity cuts.

Artists such as El-Salahi, Ahmed Shibrain and Kamala Ishag emerged from a pioneering 1960s movement linked to the Khartoum School set up by calligrapher Othman Waqialla, a time when the newly independent country was a hub of artistic and literary experimentation.

On Saturday, the venerated rapper Q-Tip published a long series of tweets, directed at Azalea, presenting the history of hip-hop as an "artist[ic] and socio-political movement" linked to African-American culture.

The small but politically savvy rural guerrilla movement, linked to the outside world by e-mail, demanded land rights for Mexican peasants and protested the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Secularists and even liberals at first applauded his hounding of the Ennahda party, a mild Islamist movement, linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, that had flowered in the chaotic waning years of Mr Bourguiba's rule.