Sentence examples for allowed protests from inspiring English sources

The government initially allowed protests following a pre-dawn raid on protesters camped in Pearl Roundabout.

Soldiers have largely allowed protests to continue, and at first stood aside to let citizens invade secret police offices.

The parliament routinely allowed protests, demonstrations and vigils in its grounds: it objected to a permanent camp for justifiable legal, practical and safety reasons.

Alain Juppé, France's foreign minister "The EU... noted the significant civic engagement in the campaign and that authorities allowed protests to take place without undue interference, but also identified shortcomings and irregularities in the preparations and conduct of these elections and that voter choice was limited".

Sofronoff noted the G20 laws allowed protest groups to "march to your heart's content" in the declared area without seeking permission from police.

Human-rights groups complained that it broke promises to allow protests.

University officials said they intended to allow protests, but would continue to prohibit the encampments.

The interrogator's response, Mr. Terbil said, was: "We cannot allow protests like that to take place.

In several cities, including Kaliningrad and Moscow, the authorities refused to allow protests in central locations, though people still tried.

Many, such as new labour laws or legislation allowing protests, have had little practical effect on the ground.

Police rarely allow protests in China, but small-scale demonstrations are usually dispersed quickly and without mass detentions.