Sentence examples for address the protests from inspiring English sources

But the question of how to address the protests is particularly freighted for Ms. Quinn, a Democrat, as she contemplates a bid for mayor and tries to reach out to the business community without losing support from the liberal activist circles where she began her political career.

UCLA indicated Wednesday that more would be done to address the protests over Piterberg.

Tometi, Cullors and Garza sent a statement to The Huffington Post on Wednesday to address the protests that have unfolded in Baltimore.

The first thing he said was to address the protest: "We should be really pleased that people want to come to our meetings and engage with our ideas.

The following day Assad made his first public appearance since the unrest began, addressing the protests in a speech before the country's legislature.

He addressed the protests that followed Zimmerman's acquittal, which, apart from a small number of arrests in California, were largely peaceful.

Columbus, Ohio Minneapolis Madison, Wis . and Milwaukeekee joined in protests that had begun Wednesday in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, Philadelphia, Boston and other larger cities. Trump addressed the protests in his usual fashion — over Twitter.

In a speech delivered at AFP's 70th anniversary ceremony, French President François Hollande indirectly addressed the protests, insisting that France "wasn't insulting anyone".

Addressing the protests of the 1970 Kent State shootings with tolerance, choosing to not call in police to clear the roads, leading to the protesting students going back to their rooms at night so that West Campus could be reopened the next day kept the campus calm during a turbulent spring.

Recently, on the cable news channel I now refuse to name, mention or share the ridiculousness of, one of their commentators addressed the protests in Ferguson and New York (and really throughout the nation) saying "it'll be over by December 1st," dismissing the truth of the protests' message and passion of its voices.

Mubarak's shutdown backfired partially because there was already a known address for the protests — Tahrir Square.