Sentence examples for other groups raised from inspiring English sources

The Indian National Congress, several Muslim associations, and other groups raised their voices against the British system of education.

That failed too, but not until after a long, brutal campaign punctuated by hate and violence in which the OCA and other groups raised a lot of money.

When MoveOn, Democracy for America and several other groups raised several million dollars in pledges to support primary challenges to any Democrat who filibustered health care, their targets stopped talking so loudly about taking this possible stand.

Much of the debate at the hearing involved questions related to declared candidates attending fundraising events for super PACs or other groups raising unlimited sums.

The distinction in this regard between firmicutes and the two other groups raises question as to whether certain bacterial groups might resort to such forms of conflict only under specific circumstances.

Large demonstrations and public meetings organised by Stroud Against the Cuts and other anti-cuts groups raised awareness and funds for the challenge.

TAMPA, Fla .— For more than a year, the 2012 campaign has featured two Republican Parties: the official one of candidates, party leaders and elected lawmakers, and the unofficial one of "super PACs" and other outside groups raising and spending tens of millions of dollars to help the Republicans win in November.

While young black men often face more challenges than other excluded groups – raising their likelihood to become involved in drug dealing – discriminatory practices within policing have a far greater effect on the disproportionate numbers of black young males who are arrested and convicted.

Other groups have raised the alarm over water in connection with big land deals in Africa.

Other groups that raised their concerns to the assemblyman included the First Baptist Church of Crown Heights and the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council.

But other groups have raised fears that the case would result in a massive influx of maids' family members to Hong Kong, straining the densely populated city's social services and health and education systems.