Sentence examples for movements would like from inspiring English sources

Many political movements would like to see their main concerns categorized as matters of human rights, since this would publicize, promote, and legitimize their concerns at the international level.

Many in the Tea Party movement would like the GOP to once more behave as the "Party of No".

Many other big players in the conservative movement would like to keep that future bright as well.

"We know that abortion carries risks to the life of the woman – illegal abortion as much as legal abortion," she says, adding that the movement would like to see the legal exemptions removed and abortion completely criminalised.

Many in the environmental movement would like to see the big ecological costs of polluting decisions (what economists call externalities) reflected in the price of goods and services through such governmental policies as a federal carbon tax.

The Seleka movement is fracturing -- some parts of the movement would like to sit around the table and have a dialogue, some are quite happy with the status quo, and others would like partitioning between the Muslim population in the north and the Christian population in the south.

Before the one year anniversary of the founding of the #MeToo movement, we would like to hear your experiences.

They see theirs as a citizen's movement and would like the remainder of the electorate to unite around their principles.

DeeDee Garcia Blase is founder of Somos Republicans and joint president of the non-partisan National Tequila Party Movement I would like to hear President Obama stand up for his leadership with regard to the crisis in Libya and, more generally, for the Responsibility to Protect doctrine(R2P) as a long-term force for peace, justice, and accountability.

The article ultimately suggests that the alphabetic structure is the epitomic form of a movement that would like to deny form's centrality to its goals, and that alphabetization a seemingly rote and rigid procedure unexpectedly reveals the formal possibilities of conceptual writing.

"But I endorse this divestment movement, and would like to see Harvard -- where the students favor divestment overwhelmingly -- give up oil entirely," Gutfeld said.