Sentence examples for movement to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

It's time for the the artisanal movement to acknowledge the fakery inherent in its pre-industrial aesthetic.

This research advocates the expansion of inclusive design into a more material, inclusive designer-making movement, to acknowledge the universal problem of designing for everyone's unique difference.

Hillary's campaign was slow to grasp the scale of that movement and to acknowledge the momentum of the Sanders campaign.

And there are dozens of other issues involved in why women make the choices they do, far more than the mainstream anti-abortion movement prefers to acknowledge.

Further, too many in and around the BDS movement refuse to acknowledge either the legitimacy of Israel or the right of the Jewish people as well as the Palestinian people to a state.

The ugly reality is although Occupy likes to talk about the movement, and how the camps represent that movement, they refuse to acknowledge that there is any problem with the camps.

The world has got a lot more complicated than that; and even the anti-globalisation movement has had to acknowledge that complexity, if only tacitly.

But the pursuit of self-love is hardly a female-only problem, and the movement frequently fails to acknowledge just how much the burden of poor body image affects men.

The resulting movement has gotten the Education Department to acknowledge they have the power to wipe out these debts, and the resulting movement has pressured the Department to (far too slowly) begin to set up mechanisms for these people to free themselves from the dead weight of their student debt.

The schism was not about age, she insists, but class: "I brought a reality to the movement they didn't want to acknowledge: that there is a struggle going on, and we have to decide whose side we're on".

"And I urge colleagues here in the United States to acknowledge the movement and take action".