Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Militant"

maybe "entusiasmo militar para causas humanitarias"

So basically, partial freeze, meaning that they stopped work on some parts of construction.

martial and militant is that martial is of, relating to, or suggestive of war; warlike while militantis fighting or disposed to fight; belligerent, warlike.  As a noun militant is  (obsolete) a soldier, a combatant.

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The first one is correct The second one is nearly right if it said "he didn't appear in"

Outlet could be replaced by the type of outlet it is e.g "by the Russian NEWSPAPER Kavkaz Press" (outlet in this context is just saying it is a media from Russia)

The first one. :) Although, you don't need to say his name twice. As you've already introduced him in the previous sentence, you can just refer to him as "he".

It is only a -little- bit unnatural, but very well written. I could understand it! "time, electorate" I would put 'the' before electorate. "of popolation" 'The' before population. "suffragettes decided to fight the plight of woman raised their profile with deeds like direct actions. " Suffragettes, deciding to fight the plight of women, raised their profile, with deeds such as taking direct, impromptu, and militant direct actions to get their rights. "The first country gave all women the right to vote was New Zeland in 1893. does" The first country that gave.... New Zealand in 1893.

No, "it was" implies that you know who told you.

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