Sentence examples for an open protest from inspiring English sources

Since 19 August 2009, the villagers have been waging an open protest against official corruption and every summer they gather to celebrate their progress.

Trojanow was one of the initiators of an open protest letter against NSA surveillance which was signed by 67,407 members of the public and handed over to the German chancellor last month.

The decision drew widespread criticism from cinephiles, including Martin Scorsese, who penned an open protest letter that was published in The Times.

Earlier this month a group of seminarians at the Hebei Catholic Theological and Philosophical Seminary in the city of Shijiazhuang, 300km (185 miles) south of Beijing, mounted an unusually open protest.

On Friday of last week, the NSW supreme court shut down a Keep Sydney Open protest expected to take place on Saturday night.

The movement has even spread overseas, with New York's expat Aussie community throwing a Keep Sydney Open protest and fundraiser in February of this year at East Village venue Nublu.

Last week, the Cuban authorities detained several high-profile dissidents who were planning to stage an open microphone protest in Havana's Revolution Square.

This time there was no open protest; and the voters, in a new plebiscite, accorded Napoleon a handsome majority of 97 percent.

Open protest and political disagreement are healthy signs of a healthy democracy.

It takes great courage to make this sort of open protest in South Africa today.

Occasionally (as in Aba in 1929) discontent with colonial rule flared into open protest.