Sentence examples for web petition from inspiring English sources
It claims to have collected three hundred and fifty thousand names on a Web petition demanding that Notre Dame rescind its invitation and "halt this travesty immediately".
The Rev. Michael Ryan, pastor of St. James Cathedral in Seattle, who started the Web petition to postpone the new text, said he believed that nearly all critics among clergy would nonetheless use the new translation.
Last week, Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood a Harvard group with an e-mail list of more than 30,000 people, started a Web petition against the M.P.A.A.'s PG-13 policies, which it sees as too lax.
But fuelled by the knowledge that only 400 of the IA Us 9,000 members were available to vote at the crucial meeting, which was held in Prague, a web petition against the decision was promptly set up at www.ipetitions.com/petition/planetprotest.Members of the public are also wielding the web.
In 2002, he travelled to New York with Graça Machel, his wife, to take part in the UN Special Session on Children and to present delegates with the results of a global web-based petition which he started a year earlier calling on people around the world to 'Say Yes for Children'.
The investment will help sustain the on-screen Bible and a prayer wall on which Web surfers can petition God to bless the afflicted or revive a drifting relationship.
Mr. Brown wrote on his Web site: The petition is timely and necessary.
According to the Hollywood Reporter's Web site the petition posted on Change.org by Tim Martell, a Florida resident, called for a boycott of National Geographic and stated that the cable channel had abandoned its "traditional stance of conservation and protection" by working with Ms. Bachman, who also has her own Web site that contains hunting videos, tips and a photographic trophy room.
— ANDY NEWMAN More than 1.7 million people have signed an online sympathy card to express condolences for the shooting victims in Newtown, Conn., making it the largest gathering of signatures on causes.com, the social causes petition Web site where the card is posted.
Here the sentiment in each WPC is captured using the volume of signatories to e-petitions (Wright [15]) hosted on the UK Parliaments petitions web site.
Activists have expressed their rage on the Web, through online petitions, Facebook pages and countless postings on Twitter.
