Sentence examples for active protests from inspiring English sources

The sanctions imposed by western states against Russia represent a timid hope that economic hardship will make Russians resent the regime and nudge them towards active protests.

Such projects are generating a great deal of opposition; there are active protests against Forth Energy's plans in Leith, Dundee and Grangemouth, against Prenergy's plans for a 350MW plant in in Port Talbot, Peel Energy's plans in Trafford, and Bishop's Castle in Shropshire, to name but a few.

The case drew international attention, arousing active protests from the European Jewish diaspora.

"Nowhere in the United States has such regular and active protest activities," Mr. Ballard said.

That's what happens in active protest.

"But the reason there wasn't more active protest against the violence is that the war was relatively brief," he continued.

The boycott is an active protest against two forms of exclusion which have persisted, despite many other forms of protestations, for over 60 years - for almost three generations.

This includes a fascinating video interview, available online, recorded in 1978, with Elizabeth Dean, a working-class Manchester suffragette involved in active protest.

These gestures play an important role in ending denial and encouraging the active protest of ordinary people against state violence and organized terror.

A fully conscious and active protest against a system we don't want, further politicisation of the police and a waste of money and resource at a time when we can least afford it.

Non-violent direct action enabled the Negro to take to the streets in active protest, but it muzzled the guns of the oppressor because even he could not shoot down in daylight unarmed men, women, and children.