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Meanings of agitate for change in English

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Usage of agitate for change in English
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To spark consciences, to agitate for change, and for opportunity.
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Relational has a track record of buying stakes in companies in order to agitate for change.
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Instead, he has said he plans to agitate for change loudly and publicly from the outside.
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Buying small stakes can give activist investors a foothold in a company and some leverage to agitate for change.
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But the practices are frowned upon by corporate governance experts as they reduce the ability of investors to agitate for change.
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The shares jumped last week on chatter that activist investor Carl Icahn had taken an interest in the company and would agitate for change.
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Icahn has not always been successful in agitating for change at energy companies.
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And I continued to agitate for changes to the inhumane conditions.
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The billionaire investor regularly takes large stakes in companies and then agitates for change.
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Peltz joined the company's board in August after three months of agitating for changes.
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Blue Capital has a track record of agitating for change.
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First, hedge fund firm Elliott Management started agitating for change at least six weeks ago.
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He has said he will continue agitating for change.
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Icahn, a veteran investor, regularly takes large stakes in companies and then agitates for change.
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Suntrust Robinson Humphrey analyst James Sheehan said he expected Trian to keep agitating for change.
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The hedge fund on occasion has agitated for changes at the companies it has bought into.
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