Sentence examples for world activist from inspiring English sources
On the eve of his execution in 1915, the Swedish-American trade union organiser Joe Hill had a surprisingly upbeat message to pass to Bill Haywood, a fellow Industrial Workers of the World activist: "Don't waste any time in mourning.
Hermes still owns shares in Italmobiliare, but its management is not expecting much further pressure for change.Around the world, activist funds are on the back foot, performing poorly, facing investor withdrawals and struggling to assemble the financial firepower to take on new targets.
For example, thanks to world activist and brave women' s testimonies for the first time in history rape in war was criminalized.
After shooting everyone from the Telfar fashion family to art world activist Kimberly Drew and Atlanta-based musician straight ups, regular i-D readers will know why the New York-based image maker's intersections of youth culture and racial identity have caught Beyoncé's eye.
Third world activists as a whole are agreed that the other priority must be to take agriculture out of the WTO.
For a while, the boom seemed like a lasting phenomenon: Will Smith beat-boxed as "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," on NBC; on "A Different World," activists, premeds, and Jack-and-Jill princesses sparred and flirted.
1BillionRisingMelb (@OBRMelbourne) #1billionrising #OBRMelbourne we have over 2000 people dancing here in Fed Square!! twitter.com/OBRMelbourne/s… February 14, 2013 Here's a video of another Australian event on the beach in Byron Bay, New South Wales: 9.39am GMT Around the world Activists gather in a flashmob for One Billion Rising in Singapore.
Around the world, activists are turning to cell phones as a way to monitor and report illegal activity.
As historian Mary Dudziak has pointed out, "Third World" activists, embroiled in their on post-war, anti-colonial liberation movements, had watched the protests in Birmingham closely, seeking inspiration and a platform to challenge Washington's hypocrisy.
Slaves are prisoners of commerce, people from the lowest rungs of their often pre-modern societies, hard for first-world activists to bond with.
In consequence, GM seeds are, in effect, banned in the European Union (though EU citizens feast on GM products freely imported from other countries) and rich-world activists have exported their opposition to GM crops to Africa and Asia.Hostility to intensive agriculture within the green movement is understandable.
