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The new permit, effective Monday, allows for protests at a plaza across the street from City Hall, but only between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.

So far, every step Mr. Gore has taken in Florida's disputed vote count has fallen under the provisions of state law that allow for protests of elections.

The maintenance was planned, and was actually postponed from yesterday to allow for the protests flowing over Twitter about the Iranian elections to continue.

The president said it was a "cornerstone of hard-won democracy" to allow for peaceful protests adding that it was now "a day for us to mourn together as a nation - a day to start rebuilding and healing".

Gymnastics federation rules, however, do not allow for a protest against the marks.

According to Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, each component was part of a strategy that would allow for peaceful protest, as well as for an immediate response to any destructive or violent behavior.

Periods significantly shorter than this may not allow for stable protest actor structures to develop that are then viable for sociological analysis (continuity).

In February 2014, when the long-closed school was finally reopened, community members clamored to have her reinstated and the law allowed for a protest by 25% of voters.

The state of emergency allows for arrests and confinement of protest leaders without a warrant, imposes restrictions on travel and political activity and establishes a curfew.

We need a new view, one that caters to the reality of most protests, one that allows for disruption and obstruction, whether that is symbolic and short lived or as an incidental and inevitable side-effect of location, numbers or type of protest.

"I think the main reason behind this statement is to say that we are right now serious and we will not allow for any more protests in the street," Mr. Ziadeh said in a telephone interview.