Sentence examples for movement milestone from inspiring English sources

A movement milestone occurred in July 1986, when the University of California Board of Regents voted to sell all $3.1 billion of its stock in such corporations.

The Social Media Envoys are dedicated to utilizing their social profile to keep online and offline media audiences focused on the movement, milestones and resources required to achieve the Secretary-General's goal of providing all endemic African countries with malaria control interventions by the end of 2010.

Yet the amendment process provides movements with milestone moments of both judicial and cultural importance.

DMD is diagnosed at 3 5 years of age on the basis of failure to achieve movement-based milestones.

The protest movement's next milestone is likely to come later this month when a government-appointed committee on socioeconomic change led by Manuel Trajtenberg, a respected professor of economics at Tel Aviv University, presents its recommendations to the government.

As the labour movement celebrates this milestone in the struggle against fascism and antisemitism, it is also faced with an inquiry into bigotry closer to home: the Chakrabarti report.

NEW YORK — The American gay rights movement marks a milestone Tuesday — the official end of the U.S. military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

The landmark moments of the movement also became milestones in the budding relationship.

While even the most sensitive photosynthesising organism would have no idea at all, the environmental movement has recognised this milestone is a 'moment of symbolic significance on [the] road of idiocy'; indicative of the lacklustre commitment and unwillingness of governments, businesses and the public to embrace the necessary change.

Some exchanges saw the price hit $5,000 for a few minutes in September, but it only lasted for about 10 minutes, making today the first sustained movement past the historic milestone.

As the celebration of the King Holiday leads into February and Black History Month, it's a time to consider not only how far we've come but how far we still have to go, and to reflect on some of the milestones in movement history.