Sentence examples for started a change from inspiring English sources

So in early 2012, I started a Change.org petition to demand that Sallie Mae reverse its "unemployment penalty fee" policy.

Eighteen year-old Jayden Evett started a Change.org petition calling for Moos to publicly apologise, gathering 25,000 signatures.

The parents of one of the campaigners started a Change.org petition against the civil action two weeks ago, which has attracted more than 63,000 signatures, including those of Naomi Klein, Margaret Atwood, Richard Dawkins and Mark Ruffalo.

So I started a Change.org petition that received more than 108,000 signatures!

A young woman named Maurah Ruiz recently started a Change.org petition asking both companies to rename the product immediately.

The Harmon family started a Change.org petition that now has more than 170,000 signatures and drew the attention of McSally and other members of Congress.

Each one represents thousands of workers starting a change process where their jobs could be lost.

It even inspired one Wellington resident, Jayden Evett, 18, to start a Change.org petition to demand an apology.

The decision has prompted Kate to start a Change.org petition addressed to her "Brothers and Sisters".

"We're starting a change in Venice's skin, in which within two or three years we will have a nice rebirth," Barbera told Italian journalists.

Actively give support too: someone needs to start a change of direction and you could be the one to do it.