Converse of object

• encourage: Funding targeted specifically at encouraging local activism could help to break the cycle.

• promote: Civil society organizations effectively promoting the activism of UK citizens for poverty eradication.

• grow: A documentary exploring the growing activism against the Labor governments plans to expand nearly all British airports despite the growing threat of climate change.

• include: Perhaps this was always going to be the case with lead singer/guitarist Louis citing influences including socialist activism, Conor Oberst ( who?

Adjective modifier

• judicial: More often than not, however, the judicial activism of the ECJ has been a force for good.

• grass-roots: Lately, there have been some signs that grass-roots activism is reappearing.

• civic: Therefore, he said, " The very future of civic activism could depend on how well you do in this respect.

• political: The first - voting, or even political activism - is very indirect.

• increased: The increased activism of economic research a group model.

Modifies a noun

• gathering: Have you been to any of the 2004 bi activism gatherings?

Noun used with modifier

• shareholder: Why have you come to favor a strategy of shareholder activism?

• bi: Have you been to any of the 2004 bi activism gatherings?

• peace: She spoke as someone who had been jailed for her peace activism and who faced a life ban on visiting the US.

• consumer: Consumer activism thrives on the apathy of the British public.

• investor: Indeed, a useful side-effect of easier and cheaper voting should be higher voting levels and greater investor activism.

Possessives

• woman: They split bitterly on the role of women's activism.

Preposition: in

• country: Expanding such campaigns and rolling them out across other campuses can play an essential role in developing student activism in this country.