Sentence examples for and protests in a from inspiring English sources
Prices for basic foods like rice and wheat have risen rapidly since the last quarter of 2007, leading to riots and protests in a number of countries.
FRANCE: ARTS DISPUTE UPDATE -- Total collapse threatened the summer arts festival season in France yesterday as performers and technicians intensified walkouts and protests in a dispute over efforts to reduce their unemployment benefits, news agencies reported.
There have been petitions to Downing Street, letters and protests in a bid to reverse the frankly indefensible decision from the Ministry of Justice to prevent books being sent to prisoners.
BEIJING — The rise in anti-Chinese tensions and protests in a restive Tibetan region of Sichuan Province, including a startling wave of monk self-immolations, has taken place in the aftermath of sharp increases in the security budget for the area, which indicates the conflict is partly a result of heavy-handed tactics by the local security forces, according to an assessment by Human Rights Watch.
"As well as that protesters, demonstrators, will have an opportunity to express their first amendment rights and protest in a peaceful way".
Yet it was at the 2003 United States Open that American self-absorption produced anger and protest in a variety of languages, thanks to the manipulation of a waterlogged schedule to ensure prime-time matches featuring American stars.
I went back to the sign in table and protested in a loud voice that did not conceal my anger.
Steirer added that on Thursday during a break at a major technology conference held at Drake, a coalition of black students and allies stood up and protested in a "respectful and powerful" show of solidarity with their Mizzou compatriots.
In response, a polarizing debate of whether or not to boycott the 2014 Sochi Olympics has activist groups petitioning and protesting in an effort to have the international community not attend the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
By the time of the attack in Libya and protests in Egypt, he had gone a week without an in-person briefing, since Sept. 5.
The strikes and protests in France this month give a taste of the unions' reaction to President Sarkozy's measure.
