Specifically, he's on a crusade for change in office lighting.
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Not everything has to be a crusade for social justice.
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After that, I quit Campus Crusade for Christ and Jesus altogether.
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Her family will help her crusade for change in the sport.
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Mr. Graham began taking his "Crusade for Christ" on the road.
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The Church began a 21st century crusade for its members' attention. LDS.
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His crusade for civility has been a lot of talk and little action.
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Theoretically. [Laughs.] This has been a one-man crusade for the most part.
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True Blood is Alan Ball's flesh-filled crusade for tolerance — racial, queer, and otherwise.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the prophet of their crusade for racial equality.
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Tiny Desk is more than a music show: It is a crusade for authenticity.
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For Ra, a crusade for change sounds great, but "that's not for now," he said.
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In the past, Sanders' crusade for a single payer system has been a lonely one.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s last crusade for peace and justice -- the Poor People's Campaign.
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To many of Gawker's critics, Mr. Thiel is a hero on a charitable crusade for justice.
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He founded Crusade for Life in 1970 and turned his attention to making anti-abortion materials.
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These questions carry fresh relevance as Education Secretary Betsy DeVos continues her crusade for unrestricted school choice.
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Even the people closest to Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) are tired of his crusade for Hell's Kitchen.
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Instead of going on a crusade for cursive, I propose that we make other essential skills mandatory.
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It was an offer of triumph or guilt by association with her one-woman crusade for independence.
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"So we're missionaries with Campus Crusade for Christ, a Christian organization from the United States," I started.
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The crusade for Baby Nichole has the side-effect of uniting Fred and Serena after a rocky patch.
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Wiley's crusade for pure food was part of a larger Progressive movement challenging monopoly power and government corruption.
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Ms. Bolton's crusade for the Equal Rights Amendment, which would have guaranteed constitutional equality for women, was unsuccessful.
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Crusade for Life, the anti-abortion organization he founded, posted the news of his death on its website.
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That hasn't deterred Mr. Kobach or his fellow travelers, who have been on their quixotic crusade for years.
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The effort is a personal crusade for Biden, whose son Beau died after a long fight with brain cancer.
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Ironically, the previous administration's crusade for charters led to an expansion of generic schools that didn't offer quality alternatives.
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Mr. Kobach has twice taken a crusade for requiring proof of citizenship to the Supreme Court, and twice lost.
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It's no surprise that the relentlessly pro-business Republican Party has been on an anti-union crusade for decades.
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That conversation would start me on a lifelong crusade for better treatment and policies for people living with mental illnesses.
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From the moment Wilson launched his crusade for democracy, other countries looked to the United States for inspiration and leadership.
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Flake is the retiring Never Trump Republican, torn between his crusade for civility and decency and his allegiance to the GOP.
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Avenatti has been on a media crusade for months now, pursuing Trump and, more recently, the president&aposs personal attorney, Michael Cohen.
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Rather than try to defend a flawed program such as Obamacare, they should crusade for health care as a basic human right.
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" Last week in the American Prospect, sociologist Paul Starr went further in describing single-payer as a "hopeless crusade for a proposal
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The Times obituary celebrated him as a prophet in the crusade for racial equality and a voice for millions of African-Americans.
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The Times obituary celebrated him as a prophet in the crusade for racial equality and a voice for millions of African Americans.
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As an activist, Gonzales founded Crusade for Justice, a civil rights and cultural organization that advocated for the rights of Hispanic Americans.
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The leader of the Campus Crusade for Christ, Bill Bright, offered to buy the film from Universal in order to destroy it.
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But the fundamental glue that holds it together is the ongoing potency of Sanders's crusade for a single-payer health care system.
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Mr. Baldwin volunteered his services to Mr. Williams's organization, Chatham County Crusade for Voters, providing photos for its publications and joining meetings.
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The uprising is also a call for the rest of the world to support our crusade for human dignity, equality and freedom.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a prophet of a crusade for racial equality and a voice of anguish for millions of people.
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She was going to beat cancer, and she was going to go out and really crusade for more research and prevention and awareness.
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It's all very well them saying they're going to crusade for this and that but they ultimately have to comply with the law.
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The lawyer said that Swift has made the case into "a crusade for women's issues," stretching its implications beyond the incident in question.
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The clashes with Bush and crusade for campaign reform endeared him with many Democrats but created lasting damage with the GOP's conservative base.
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THE POISON SQUAD One Chemist's Single-Minded Crusade for Food Safety at the Turn of the Twentieth Century By Deborah Blum 24 pp.
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But his new crusade for justice is a trivial one: The sacked national security advisor claims the White House hijacked his Twitter account.
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He instructs the Department of Justice to stop investigating police departments for racist practices and brutality, ending the Obama administration's crusade for policing reform.
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Though "the man" had tried to silence her, it'd take a lot more than a vandalism charge to curtail White's crusade for Equal Rights.
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Liberals should ask why their crusade for freedom and equality found itself with such a captain, and what his legacy says about their cause.
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But Trump would be able to keep alive the crusade for a wall and mine vehement Republican support for the project for political capital.
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At the center of this saga is sexism, scandal and a crusade for credit for one of the most important scientific discoveries of this century.
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"Now that the DEA is officially withdrawing the proposal, I can continue the crusade for the rights of chronic pain sufferers like myself," Rowland said.
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Dr. Holbrook Kohrt, a hemophiliac who transformed his own chronic condition into a personal and public crusade for medical cures, died last Wednesday in Miami.
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Every summer, hundreds of students belonging to Campus Crusade for Christ canvassed the globe to spread the Good News about Jesus Christ to heathen souls.
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The New York trial has ended, but the Silence Breakers will persist in our crusade for cultural change, justice and to have our voices heard.
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This must be America's global diplomatic crusade for the next decade, as soon as we have denuclearized the two rogues, with military force, if necessary.
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And if donning a strong lip empowers us to continue her crusade for women's rights (and whatever other daily challenges we face), then pass the Spark.
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Stephen Miller, a top White House aide, complains that Democrats have resisted expanding immigrant prison camps for kids "as part of their crusade for open borders".
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More than three decades after Sigourney Weaver first battled space creatures in "Alien," the crusade for more female representation in action films is finally being won.
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Fred sees the crusade for Baby Nichole as a fast-track to a High Commander posting in D.C. Fred is crafting quite the masterful PR scheme.
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It's part of the Kochs' longstanding crusade for lower taxes and smaller government, and also dovetails with their business interests in gasoline, asphalt and automotive parts.
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Ross Douthat The teenage crusade for gun control has given new energy to an idea that I once supported fervently: Voting rights for 16- year-olds.
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Michael Avenatti's crusade for the porn actress taking on the president has already catapulted him to cable news stardom and endeared him to many frustrated liberals.
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Indeed, the limited high quality public polling data finds that there's not some great crusade for Americans to switch away from having DST and standard time.
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Their movement started in opposition to the bill but quickly snowballed into a grassroots, decentralized crusade for universal suffrage and independent inquiries into alleged police misconduct.
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The CDC has called out Americans' sleep deprivation as a public health problem and Arianna Huffington has rebuilt her personal brand around her crusade for good sleep.
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During George W. Bush's crusade for Mideast democracy, the U.S. demanded elections within the Palestinian Authority — and insisted on allowing the jihadists of Hamas to run candidates.
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The scene underscored the obvious: that Mr. Assange will use his legal predicament as a new platform for his defiance of authority and his crusade for WikiLeaks.
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Finally, it is crucial that the news media in the United States and elsewhere continue its crusade for the facts about what is going on with Iran.
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Mr. Salvini has supplemented his anti-immigrant, law-and-order appeal by joining with traditionalist leaders in the Roman Catholic church to crusade for conservative social values.
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But now the crusade for gun control led by survivors of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting is heralding the arrival of the younger generation rising behind them.
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She's gotten into trouble for tweets and Instagram posts sent in the heat of the moment before, as we saw last week with her defiant crusade for #FreetheNipple.
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The timing would be perfect for President Trump to give a national speech calling for a national crusade for energy independence by 2020 and energy dominance by 2022.
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It's part of the Kochs' longstanding crusade for lower taxes and smaller government, and also dovetails with their extensive business interests in producing gasoline, asphalt and automotive parts.
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Saturday's rally, though, was something entirely different -- as Ocasio-Cortez, who had publicly weighed endorsing either Sanders or Warren, committed herself to his second crusade for the Democratic nomination.
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Five decades later, the Clinton administration undertook a similar ill-fated crusade for healthcare reform in the early 1990s, undone by charges it represented a government takeover of healthcare.
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There's no mainstream newsroom I know of that is uncompromising in its advocacy for single-payer health care, or that has launched a longtime crusade for more foreign aid.
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They go on a crusade for revenge against Bluebeard — singing, in the updated titles, "crush his balls" — but the operetta lets Bluebeard off easy, demanding only repentance before forgiving him.
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Last year, when I asked readers to vote on Worst Cabinet Member, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos won because friends of public schools were worried about her crusade for privatization.
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This pursuit of greater surveillance is a kind of personal crusade for Banagale, who says his sister was the victim of a sexual assault while walking on a college campus.
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Look for Democrats to try to hold off on a Kavanaugh impeachment crusade for the next month, though, to avoid elevating a painful issue for Senate Democrats running in red states.
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In addition, the star is continuing her crusade for stricter gun control, attending a White House press conference on Tuesday to show her support for President Barack Obama's new executive actions.
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The other reason for the change was Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's crusade for a real-name internet because real people are easier to sell to advertisers and because anonymity breeds toxicity.
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To crusade for it is to be on the side of justice, and so there is no choice but to accuse those obstructing it of being racists, misogynists, élitists, or oppressors.
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Brown and his followers in their crusade for sanctuary cities must be proud that they are walking in the footsteps of Faubus, Wallace and their crusades against civil rights and integration.
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The transgender teen explained why this is just one setback in his crusade for students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender identity, a battle he never expected to lead.
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At the same time, King is also a lifelong, evangelical Christian: In high school, he belonged to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes; at Harvard, he was affiliated with Campus Crusade for Christ.
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Awaiting results in Kansas In the Republican primary for Kansas governor, Trump on Monday endorsed Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state known for his crusade for restrictive voting laws, over incumbent Colyer.
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When House Bill 2 first came out of Raleigh early last year, it was clear that we were seeing the next crusade for social conservatives after same-sex marriage was settled in 20173.
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After her surprising loss to Trump in November, Clinton took a brief break and then quickly returned to public life to continue her lifelong crusade for the advancement of women's and girls' rights.
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Given Clinton's own pragmatism, it would be surprising if once in office she tried to embark on a crusade for a new dawn of justice to replace the twilight struggle identified by Landler.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will face one huge obstacle when he appeals to Americans in a prime-time Oval Office address Tuesday to unite behind his crusade for a border wall: Himself.
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Since then, the alleged computer user seems to have changed his mind, joining Ted Cruz's bizarre crusade for an American takeover of the internet's address book in the name of freedom of speech.
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The Silence Breakers, which includes Judd, Rosanna Arquette, and Rose McGowan, added that while the New York trial has ended, their "crusade for cultural change, justice and to have our voices heard" persists.
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Jane Fonda has been arrested for the FOURTH TIME in as many weeks as part of her crusade for climate change, but this time ... she'll also have to spend a night in the slammer.
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This way, we learn what really happened during the Third Crusade, for example, and get to know the important historical characters in that story (this movie seems to be set during the Spanish Inquisition).
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And, on a September night at the Astrodome in Houston, she epitomized her crusade for gender equality when she handily beat Bobby Riggs, a self-described male chauvinist pig, in the Battle of the Sexes.
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One of Princess Diana's greatest legacies was her crusade for HIV and AIDS awareness — and her pioneering efforts to break the false stigma that casual contact, such as shaking hands or hugging, can spread the disease.
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The Pentagon Inspector General found that he and other generals violated Defense Department ethical guidelines by appearing in a video promoting Christian Embassy, a non-profit evangelical group previously known as the Campus Crusade for Christ.
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One of Princess Diana's greatest legacies was her crusade for HIV and AIDS awareness — and her pioneering efforts to break the false stigma that casual contact, such as shaking hands or hugging, can spread the disease.
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Other undergraduates were powering a national crusade for "the evangelization of the world in this generation" (a slogan of the American Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, whose archives rest, fittingly, at the Yale Divinity School).
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This gap exists despite the popularity of the sleep health movement in the U.S. as measured by the success of Ariana Huffington's crusade for shut-eye and surveys showing sleep health becoming a priority for more Americans.
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And his crusade for better campaign finance laws arose from his own bitter experience as a member of the Keating Five, the group of senators exposed for interceding with bank regulators on behalf of a generous donor.
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If you — like many of us lost souls — sometimes feel like you've been put on this earth just to complete a seemingly impossible crusade for effective, cheap skin care products, you may have already stumbled across newcomer Maelove.
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Trump has relied on numerous distortions and outright falsehoods as he wages his crusade for the wall, which will intensify in the coming days with a prime-time Tuesday night speech and a Thursday visit to the border.
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On Friday, Trump sought to push his crusade for fair trade and more manufacturing jobs back to the top of his agenda by ordering a study into the causes of U.S. trade deficits and a clampdown on import duty evasion.
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"McCain's recent battle with brain cancer underscores the fighting spirit and resilience of this remarkable man, who continues to crusade for the causes he believes in, despite advancing health issues and daunting odds," the cable network said of its latest subject.
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A commentator for New York and, before that, a longtime editor at the New Republic, he is one of the most influential political journalists of our time, and he has used this standing to crusade for a belligerently responsible liberalism.
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Among the former Southerners who served the cause were Christian right architects Tim LaHaye (of Left Behind series fame), Bill Bright, founder of Campus Crusade for Christ, James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, and the strategist Richard Viguerie.
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Upon release, he lays the basis for modern A.I., lives openly with his lover (a Nobel Prize-winning quantum physicist), promotes early action on AIDS , and launches a successful crusade for open-access scholarship; if Turing had lived, there would be no Elsevier.
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"Tehran has fanatically pursued nuclear weapons and missile programs, and supported terrorism, turning a proud nation into another cautionary tale of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on a crusade for personal power and riches," it added.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump sought to push his crusade for fair trade and more manufacturing jobs back to the top of his agenda on Friday by ordering a study into the causes of U.S. trade deficits and a clampdown on import duty evasion.
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In some ways, it recalled the angry tirade against American politics that Obama delivered after the Newtown massacre of defenseless schoolchildren in 2012 and the subsequent rant he delivered about politicians that he implied were too cowardly to embrace his crusade for gun control.
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Last week, in a reactionary op-ed littered with Trump-inspired flourish, Sacramento District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert ramped up her personal, public, and political crusade for Proposition 66 in California (and its dubious promise of quick, yet somehow still accurate, state-sanctioned killings).
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Conservatives should ask how their crusade for faith and family and community ended up so Hefnerian itself — with a conservative news network that seems to have been run on Playboy Mansion principles and a conservative party that just elected a playboy as our president.
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Earlier this month, the HBO funnyman revived his crusade for "net neutrality," taking a segment of his show to scold and mock newly appointed Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai, who is aiming to roll back regulations on Internet Service Providers (ISPs) established by the Obama administration.
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Anyone who doubts whether or not a battalion whose leader once stated that Ukraine's mission is to "lead the White Races of the world in a final crusade for their survival … against the Semite-led Untermenschen" is neo-Nazi can read the piece and decide for themselves.
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He did so with one good arm (rotator-cuff surgery, in June), a scarred cheek (basal-cell removal, in July), and a heavy reliance on his tenkara fly rig—a simple pole with no reel, the latest implement in his long-running crusade for simplicity and thrift.
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Lewis organized sit-ins at segregated lunch counters after being inspired to join Martin Luther King Jr.'s crusade for equality and eventually led the mass march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, on Bloody Sunday in 1965, one of the epochal events in American history.
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From workers set to lose jobs, to those on the much-debated Irish border and hundreds of thousands of expats across continental Europe whose visa fates are uncertain, the lives of millions have been reduced to percentage points on GDP, cannon fodder in the illusory crusade for sovereignty.
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Each year it ran an enormous fund-raising campaign called the Crusade for Freedom (later renamed the Radio Free Europe Fund) that implored Americans to donate "freedom dollars" to combat Kremlin lies, complete with annual appeals resembling a hybrid of World War II war bond campaigns and contemporary NPR pledge drives.
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Indeed, the Gamergate controversy that roiled so much of the internet in recent years began, not as Gamergaters like to claim, as a noble crusade for ethics in video game journalism, but as a harassment campaign aimed at an indie game developer accused by her ex of cheating on him.
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On Tuesday March 28th, a group of former and inactive Mormons—who have leaked dozens of internal documents exposing the inner workings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—sent a legal letter to the LDS Church warning that MormonLeaks has no intention of ending their crusade for transparency.
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Killmonger's crusade for violent retribution in Ryan Coogler's "Black Panther" (a racial justice film that features both revenge and bona fide superheroes), and Chris's bloody rampage at the end of Jordan Peele's "Get Out," bid for our sympathies from a parallel universe, free from the meddlesome gravity of our own inequitable one.
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And though cable-news and Twitter pundits have fixated mostly on Trump's sleepy delivery off the teleprompter, the contents of the speech were anything but: Iran is "just another cautionary tale of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on a crusade for personal power and riches," Trump said.
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"I have been on a fitness crusade for five decades, and I have learned that even with the great strides we have made, we have a long way to go to make fitness accessible to each and every person on the planet," said Schwarzenegger in a statement when the brand launched earlier this year.
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As the Trump administration continues to roll back regulations on everything from worker safety to environmental destruction, a new book from Deborah Blum—The Poison Squad: One Chemist's Single-Minded Crusade for Food Safety at the Turn of the Twentieth Century—takes us back to a time when the very idea of government-enforced regulations was laughable.
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Had Trump done a deal that Xi could not refuse — while continuing his crusade for globalization, multilateralism and a "win-win" business — the negotiating teams would have only had to decide how to increase American sales to China and how to cut China's exports to the U.S. They'd be working with specific numbers and time limits to implement their leaders' agreement.
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Jerry Boykin, deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence in the second Bush administration; Family Research Council President Tony Perkins; San Diego pastor Jim Garlow; Florida pastor Mario Bramnick; Middle East commentator Michael Evans; communications executive Larry Ross; political activist Robert Vander Plaats; Campus Crusade for Christ Global Leadership Vice President Dela Adadevoh; former representative Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.); Egyptian-American Atlanta pastor Michael Youssef; and [pastor Johnnie] Moore.
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