Sentence examples for campaigners from high-quality English sources.

• Campaigners aren’t necessarily to blame for this.

• Many campaigners for gay rights have embraced self-ID.

• The cash is normally paid to the men in the Bride’s family… and campaigners want it stopped.

• The campaigners are calling for the NHS to be taken "off the table" in a trade deal with the US by ending privatisation in the health service and restoring it to a wholly publicly owned and provided service

• Campaigners hope he may overturn other wrongful verdicts.

• America’s temperance campaigners achieved Prohibition in 1920.

• As a result, no environmental campaigners were present for the final two tests.

• Campaigners estimate that up to 20,000 children in the UK may have been harmed.

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• Environmental campaigners fear this case could be used to deter other challenges.

• Campaigners are concerned, however, that loopholes and exemptions will diminish the impact.

• Opponents of life without parole hope to repeat the success of campaigners against capital punishment.

• The tools that the world’s biggest social network offers to campaigners are getting better all the time.

• Campaigners against the use by companies of (legal) tax-avoidance techniques have added Nando’s to their targets.

• A lot of the available data, particularly the commercial sort, are of little value in helping campaigners decide which voters to target.

• But not all provinces replied to the researchers’ request for information, and other campaigners say the total is probably substantially higher.

• Incrementally higher wages will not much reduce the welfare bill for Walmart’s workers; campaigners will go on claiming that low-wage firms are subsidised.

campaigners sentence examples

• In Copenhagen in 2009, some environmental campaigners were so frustrated with the lack of progress that they walked out - while at the same time other campaigners, who had staged a march outside the conference centre, battled with police in an effort to get inside.

• A letter to the Justice Secretary signed by 35 lawyers, academics and campaigners, points out that “once destroyed, the important verbatim record of what was said in court is lost for ever” including the trial judge’s summing up, which campaigners say is usually crucial to a review of the case.

• Back in 2016, both sides took a stance on the customs union (Remain campaigners argued that the UK remain in the customs union, Leave campaigners argued that we abandon it along with membership of the EU), but it was barely mentioned in official publications put out by either side, nor in debates.

• With the inauguration of the first Vegetarian Society in the 1840s, abstinence from meat-eating was transformed from a private choice into a political cause that drew together working-class radicals and middle-class campaigners; religious dissenters and socialist campaigners; advocates of temperance and fighters for labour reform.