rally znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady rally

• The rallying cries of dissent become ever more ethereal and faint.

• Enlightened idealism rather than pragmatism motivated others who rallied.

• Additional expenses include the maintenance of the head office, and especially the cost of campaigns, rallies, regional seminars, and conventions.

• Impressive rallies were held for communal peace and amity after the riot subsided, and working-class fraternity across communal lines has been revived.

• The state's dominant discourse of nationalism, familism, national secur ity and developmentalism was hugely successful in rallying the masses behind the dictatorship.

• In the last decades, however, autonomy has been fully integrated into the cycle of commerce and so has lost its impetus as a rallying force.

• Candidates campaigned via election meetings, rallies and canvassing.

• 10.00/52.81 18.94); for public rallies, over a quarter of intolerance is generic (16.79/57.78 29.06).