Sentence examples for movement of communities from inspiring English sources

Our campaign joined up with a national one, Sharkstoppers; a movement of communities organised by Movement for Change, fighting for fair credit in alliance with Labour MPs.

These cities are all participating in a campaign by a national movement of communities called the 100,000 Homes Campaign, which aims to get 100,000 chronically homeless or otherwise particularly vulnerable people into housing.

He writes, "Faced with a growing movement of communities demanding that CNN drop his program, Lou Dobbs responded Friday with one of his favorite postures: the victimized defender of American virtue".

Now it needs the one thing it couldn't provide -- a global movement of communities, activists, civil society and responsible businesses -- that roars with one voice that this agreement must be ratified and implemented, immediately and with absolute and uncompromising determination.

Faced with a growing movement of communities demanding that CNN drop his program, Lou Dobbs responded Friday with one of his favorite postures: the victimized defender of American virtue.

This flow of migrants could lead to the creation of a new and extremely conservative movement of communities which would have a strong impact on Syrian society and lead to shifts in the long term.

Jose Suarez is Director of Communications at 1Miami, a movement of community groups, neighborhood associations, faith organizations and workers uniting to speak out in support of good jobs, strong education and access to affordable healthcare.

He relaunched his brother's attempt to create a mass movement of community organisers.

A group of experts meet at the Harvard School of Design to discuss the "global movement" of community-based design, resulting in the creation of the SEED Social Economic Environmental DesignNetworkofk of design professionals and local citizens "engaged in a public-health version of architectural practice".

Second, being a part of a grassroots movement of community based organizations all over the country that are working diligently and often with few resources to help people to get out of poverty and change the systems that create poverty.

To break that cycle, a movement of community-minded "civic hackers" like Soto has stepped into the void, offering their own low-cost tools to make government more efficient, collaborative and transparent.