Sentence examples for a broad protest from inspiring English sources

An urological surgeon from Lviv, in western Ukraine, he reinvented Svoboda as a broad protest vote.

And Mr. Blair's most recent trip to Washington, where he endorsed the Bush approach to Middle East peace, set off a broad protest at home from former diplomats who said the American approach was "doomed to failure".

People gathered in the park to protest the decision, but the demonstrations grew rapidly into a broad protest against Erdoğan's autocratic style, with gatherings in ninety cities.  Erdoğan dismissed the demonstrators, who numbered in the hundreds of thousands, as a "few looters," and then turned loose the police in Gezi Park.

People gathered in the park to protest the decision, but the demonstrations grew rapidly into a broad protest against Erdoğan's autocratic style, with gatherings in ninety cities.  Erdoğan dismissed the demonstrators, who numbered in the hundreds of thousands, as a "few looters,'' and then turned loose the police in Gezi Park.

A furor over political meddling in grants for stem cell research in Italy has erupted into a broad protest about favoritism and the lack of peer review in deciding who receives national science funding.

That sit-in grew into a broader protest against the ruling military council which was joined by revolutionary youth groups.

But the police cracked down, spurring a broader protest movement that challenged Mr. Erdogan's government, which many Turks view as becoming increasingly authoritarian.

The three detainees said that they opposed the transfer, but that the hunger strike was part of a broader protest over detention.

Some members of the ruling Communist Party fear that popular anger over China, Vietnam's ideological ally and biggest trading partner, could easily bleed into a broader protest movement against the government.

On Sunday, demonstrators clashed with police for a second day in a row amid a crisis over garbage collection that has evolved into a broader protest against the government.

The military said that its policy and practice for searching Korans — in which Muslim linguists, not uniformed guards, flipped through the pages — was unchanged and that the allegations of some kind of different treatment of Korans in a routine shakedown in February were just an excuse by leaders among the prisoners to rally a broader protest.