Sentences with phrase «users signed a petition»

~ 100K Grindr users signed a petition against Russia's «gay propaganda» law and users helped to raise $ 107K to stop anti-gay legislation in Singapore.

Why should a public school built with taxpayer funds be given to a private corporation just because 51 % of current users signed a petition?

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A Reddit user then submitted a Freedom Of Information Act request for the recipes, and thousands signed a We The People petition to reveal the secrets behind the brews.

They produced a petition that they said was signed by 150 dog park users and called for lower fees.

Additionally, if political sites wants to create a remarketing list of visitors to their site, they may do so provided that they are not creating lists of visitors to pages within the site where a visit by a user indicates an affirmative political stance (for example, donation pages, mailing list sign - up pages; pages where they sign a political petition).

The email, which asks supporters to sign a petition opposing Airbnb's business practices, suggests the company's main users are wealthy landlords who are flipping their properties into illegal hotels.

The site pictures Franken with an extended, Pinocchio - style nose, and asks users to sign a petition «If [they] think Al Franken is lying.»

When Twitter user Juliette Baron tweeted the brand saying she signed the petition because she «spent life believing I'm not good enough,» Protein World responded, «Why make your insecurities our problem?»

Mug - users are hoping to change that by having concerned Canadians who sympathize with their plight sign a petition.

Any rule changes would of course affect the operation of Uber's on - demand business in London, so the company has mobilized its U.K. users, urging them to sign a petition against the proposed new rules — which it dubs «bureaucratic», arguing they would signal the end of the Uber «you know and love.»

As you'd expect, Uber lobbied fiercely against the proposals during the three - month consultation period — dubbing them «bureaucratic» and encouraging its users to sign a petition calling for TfL to drop the proposed changes.