Sentences with phrase «public rally»

Their members go out in districts talking to neighbors and hold public rallies for their candidates.

Bourne responded both with public rallies — a mass meeting at the Albert Hall attracted 12,000 ticketholders, with 40,000 other participants in overflow venues — and more subtle, backstage diplomacy.

Lekalakala and McDaid also organized marches and public rallies against the nuclear project, protesting across South Africa.

Clinton used the first public rally of her presidential campaign to align herself with the liberal wing of the Democratic Party, saying she wanted to ease income inequality and would push for expanded paid family leave, universal preschool and other liberal priorities.

It is going to take that kind of public rally by the community to understand what we mean by a community building.»

He took this wise decision because he had been consistently booed at public rallies by party members, thus, he was very honest with himself to have withdrawn from the contest.

Organising public rallies and breastfeeding sit - ins to focus on the importance of the assessment.

Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and James have stepped into the «multiple» championships territory that they set their eyes on at their first public rally before ever playing a game together.

Speaking in Phoenix, Az., President Donald Trump last night fiercely defended his response to violence in Charlottesville, Va., at his first public rally since his remarks ignited a national debate about whether he had emboldened racists.

BAEO was an exception, but its efforts were aimed more at recruiting students and parents to testify at the committee hearing than at organizing public rallies.

On the street, it co-organizes public rallies such as Injured Workers» Day, Day of Mourning, RSI Awareness Day, the Annual Christmas demo outside the Ministry of Labour and the May pickets.

Born out of activism In fact, the early years were a period of grass roots activism for health with many public rallies and street marches to fight for our rights in many different areas.

Finally, the Moderate Christians took control over their radical counterparts: any terrorist activity was prosecuted, while moderate factions of KKK even received legal support in defense of their First Amendment rights to hold public rallies, parades, and marches.

Regulated campaign activities include the production and publication of leaflets and other materials made available to the public, canvassing, market research and organising public rallies or other public events.

NEW YORK — Hillary Clinton used the first public rally of her presidential campaign to align herself with the liberal wing of the Democratic Party, saying she wanted to ease income inequality and would push for expanded paid family leave, universal preschool and other liberal priorities.

He espoused a radical version of the religion that he preached online and at public rallies.

The newly crowned champions will celebrate their Finals victory in downtown Oakland with a parade that ends with a public rally near the lake.

Most U.S. Olympians opposed Carter's decision, but the public rallied behind the President, and he pressured the USOC board to back him up, by about a two - to - one vote.

Showing up at Congressional townhall meetings and public rallies is all fun and games, but real political power demands that the Tea Partiers demonstrate the ability to shift the outcome of elections by sending bodies to the polls, contributions to the bank or both.

Although Teachout received more than three times the required number of signatures, Connor and his clients argue that there was high potential for error since signatures were collected at public rallies and street fairs by inexperienced volunteers.

If the Republican nominee does hold a public rally in Western New York, it will be unprecedented.

FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant employees and members of the public rallied to save the plant's jobs in October 2015 when Entergy was pondering whether or not to close the facility because of economic losses.

Clinton, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for president, spent the day campaigning in Syracuse, culminating with a public rally at the Regional Market.

Vice President Joe Biden is scheduled to fly to Hancock Airport early in the afternoon to hold a public rally in support of the fellow Democrat.

Both McCarthy and Boehner's appearances for Katko were low - key, with no public rallies.

He said the stops will most likely consist of a fundraiser and a public rally at each location.

Mr. de Blasio stayed away from discussions in Albany, but continued to press his case on the phone and in public rallies.

The Democratic nominee is off the campaign trail ahead of Sunday's debate — her second face - off with Trump — leaving media appearances and public rallies to her deep bench of high - profile surrogates, including her immediate family, the first family and Al Gore.

Public rally held by Ealing Council against plans to cut NHS hospital services in north west London

At a public rally against police brutality last August, Micah Dexter spoke about the incident and claimed that one of the officers said, «This is compliments of Frank Fowler and Stephanie Miner.»

Sanders will appear at the Oncenter Convention Center ballroom for a public rally, the Kingson and the Sanders campaign confirmed Wednesday night.

After President Barack Obama commuted his sentence, Mark - Viverito flew to Puerto Rico to escort him to a public rally.

They organized a «Save FitzPatrick» campaign and a public rally, presumably to pressure Gov. Andrew Cuomo to act.

The main opposition candidate Mwai Kibaki presented his papers before going to a public rally at Nyayo Stadium to launch his campaign.

This opposition has manifested itself in public rallies, «tea party» protests, and spirited feedback at town hall meetings.

This is why in the late 1990s, Prof. Wangari Maathai and the public rallied to prevent individuals within the government from owning parts of Karura Forest in Nairobi.

KC Pet Project will hold a public rally at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 26th at the JC Nichols Fountain on the Country Club Plaza in support of the April 4th election in Kansas City, MO..

The artist finds his reference in the life - sized cardboard cut outs that function as representations of public figures; such as politicians at public rallies, or film stars promoting their latest movie or body builders endorsing protein shakes.

Castro takes part in a public rally in honor of the Cuban nationals killed in terrorist attacks on Feb. 6, 2006.

ROBERT WILLIAMS — I was involved in public rallies.

Says Shailesh Lanjewar, KFT coordinator: «The central theme of the programme «Tigers, Forests and Climate Change» seeks to prepare children to live in a warming world and, apart from Save the Tiger initiatives, also involves carbon audits in schools, public rallies, environmental campaigns and a unique «each one teach one» «adult literacy programme» in which children will explain to adults the cause and effect of climate change.»

In June 2012, he was sentenced to a three - year probation for a public rally against the illegal seizure of protected forestland around the regional governor's mansion.

A statement like «Snippets of Tom Cruise's voice were obtained by recording at a public rally in Winnemucca» is less likely to imply endorsement; if there are hundreds of such credit - attributions in the work, the impression of consented endorsement is lessened and the impression of «harvesting» is increased.

Injured workers and advocates work closely on law reform, education and public rallies with labour organizations and their worker representatives: including regional labour and district councils, Unifor, the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL), United Steelworks of Canada (USW), United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW), Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), Ontario Nurses Association (ONA).

It was experienced, perhaps momentarily, in some Sorry Day events: in parks and local halls; public rallies and small gatherings.

Other protests described by Pearson and Verass include the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, which was established on the 26th January 1972 and the march by more than 40 000 people on 26 January 1988 from Redfern Park to a public rally at Hyde Park and then on to Sydney Harbour to mark the 200th anniversary of British invasion.