Sentence examples for wave of actions from inspiring English sources

Even as authorities prepare a new wave of actions, they have not always coordinated with each other.

Mr. DiNapoli's suit is one of a wave of actions by pension funds and other institutional investors attempting to limit or force disclosure of corporate political spending in the wake of the Citizens United ruling.

Immigration and Naturalization Service officials said that they were trying to track down at least 40 other foreigners, all of them from Middle Eastern or central Asian countries, and that this wave of actions was the result of a survey of just 35 of the 280 certified educational institutions in San Diego County and adjacent Imperial County.

The arrests capped an escalating wave of actions that affected more than fifteen PNC branches on the final day of PowerShift 2013, which included thousands of young climate activists from across the country.

Governor Brown's decision to get lead out of the Golden State has set in motion what we hope will become a wave of actions to eliminate lead ammunition from hunting nationwide.

"We are starting to see a first wave of actions we can take on all four pillars of the Singapore communique," said Biegun, who will serve as Pompeo's pointman in negotiations with the North as well as work with South Korea, Japan, China, Russia and other countries that have an interest in the talks.

"There is this new wave of action roles for women and audiences are loving it - loving it!

Student organisers said the protest marked the start of a wave of action that will run up to next year's general election.

Climate Week claims to be "Britain's biggest climate change campaign, inspiring a new wave of action to create a sustainable future".

The last remaining outpost of the Occupy tented protests that sprang up in London last October faces eviction, it was announced on Friday, just as a new wave of action was planned around the world.

This led to a wave of action from union activists, local councillors and party officials, who all wished to have their own preferred candidates elected in a safe Labour seat.