Meanings of movement for change in English

It is the Labour party that is the real movement for change.

What we want to do within Labor is create a movement for change.

Fair Trade Supporter Conference: Building a people's movement for change.

The letter concludes: Cultural engagement builds bridges, nurtures freedom and positive movement for change.

And that is to build a global movement for change.

The next manifesto needs to be full of passion, of confidence, a movement for change.

A thousand small rebellions and tokens of individual protest can build a political movement for change, which will abolish slavery again

We represent an historic movement for change: millions of women across the globe with innovative ideas, influential constituencies and collaborative solutions.

In his Guardian article, Purnell urges the party to offer a compelling manifesto that represents "a movement for change".

It is the expression of a dynamic global movement for change -and a big step forward toward the future we want.

The obstetricians in our society are an élite, upper-middle-class group and they should have been in the van of the movement for change.

We are part of a wider movement for change and we do our bit to defend people whose right to protest is under threat.

Organisers of the October rallies have a lot they could teach each other, and combining strategies could lead to a potent movement for change.

All through the century (nineteenth), whenever and wherever there is a movement for change and betterment, the clergy are found opposing it.

It light of this, Maimane opted to form the Movement for Change.

But her attempts to lead the African Democratic Movement for Change took just months to unravel.