Sentence examples for promoted activist from inspiring English sources
Artists Nancy Hwang and Robin Kahn staged two performative installations showing Kahn's dOCUMENTA (13) project video about the Sahrawi women struggling for independence from Morocco and afterwards promoted activist conversations over Sahrawi tea and dining.
"Giving people a better sense of decision-making, promoting activist health care, is the only way to change the system," he said.
Mike Huckabee promotes an activist agenda to reduce obesity and prevent chronic illness.
The Dorothy Day Guild, with Hennessy's help, is working to promote the activist's cause for sainthood.
A total of 51 corporations, the most recent being the consumer products giant Procter & Gamble, have agreed to adopt a new political disclosure resolution that has been promoted by shareholder activist groups.
Parliament is still discussing a ridiculous anti-homophobia law promoted by gay activist and member of Parliament Ivan Scalfarotto; the law is so rife with jurisdictional holes and so neutral that it's been called "the Switzerland Gruyère amendment".
These groups are not being sexist by promoting female activists; they're correcting an existing imbalance which relegates women to supporting roles in campaigns for social justice.
Last year anti-gay activists promoted Act 1, a ballot referendum that broadened the ban to include unmarried heterosexual couples.
Jerry Philipson Comox, British Columbia The shootings in Arizona are a symptom of the vitriolic political dialogue promoted by Tea Party activists and many in the Republican party.
Indeed, the Mujica proposal for a state monopoly on cannabis production and supply has, ironically, run into conflict with another Uruguayan bill promoted by cannabis activists that seeks to decriminalise personal consumption of up to eight plants and establish co-operatives along the lines of the Spanish model.
The Whig legislature had passed a bill promoted by temperance activists that banned the sale of liquor in quantities less than 15 USgal; this effectively outlawed service over a bar.
