The Strategy A Stream of Protests, Endless Arguments From the beginning, Mr. Ginsberg, the Bush campaign counsel, said, the Republicans were seeking only to guard against abuses in a state where, he argued, there were no uniform rules on how to count a ballot and where Democrats were pushing for standards that would favor Mr. Gore.
Pierre Matisse always paid his artists, but rarely on time provoking a stream of protests from across the Atlantic.
PROTESTS AND VIOLENCE SPREAD The spring and summer of 2011 were characterized by a steady stream of protests -- often on Fridays after prayers -- and the Syrian government's subsequent violent response to the gatherings.
The family's remarks followed a steady stream of protests on Thursday through St Paul, Minnesota, where Castile was killed after a traffic stop on Wednesday.
But for nearly two years there has been a steady stream of protests and clashes with the authorities, and during that time the participants have become so experienced that the revolution is essentially portable.
Over the past month, Cairo has been the site of an endless stream of protests, many of them violent, but, recently, the opposition has seemed exhausted.
It was one in a stream of race-related protests at schools including Claremont McKenna College, Yale University and the University of Missouri.
Since November there has been a constant stream of protest marches on the streets of Agadez and Niamey, although the numbers have generally been small.
Her wholly informal suggestion that Black Pete be done away with was met with pro-Black Pete protests, a stream of social-media vitriol, and a call from the far-right politician Geert Wilders to do away with the U.N.
Palestinian activists, often in collaboration with the Israeli peace movement, have been quietly laying the groundwork for nonviolent resistance in recent years, as demonstrated, for example, by the constant stream of protests against house demolitions and evictions, and the Israeli separation wall.
Initially sympathetic with Cosimo, Louis XIV, tiring of his endless stream of protests, said, "Since Cosimo had consented to the retirement of his wife to France, he had virtually relinquished all right to interfere in her conduct".
