Sentence examples for anticipated protest from inspiring English sources

When the authorities in charge of San Francisco's Bart subway system shut down cellphone service last week to defuse an anticipated protest, they may not have realised they were the first government agency in the United States to employ a tactic that many associate, as Amy Goodman noted here this week, with the dictatorial regimes of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Hosni Mubarak.

With a view to the yet non-existing but anticipated protest, SB is obviously considered 'sensitive', and nanotechnology is seen as an appropriate example of how to successfully deal with a sensitive technology.

You know: "I have such distance and clarity in regard to these drawbacks in my personality, they practically belong to someone else!" Before the Book of Mormon opened, people anticipated protests outside the theatre, but unlike the Christian protesters who disrupted Jerry Springer: the Opera 10 years ago, that didn't happen.

But as police took formation in riot gear on campus before Shapiro's appearance, #BenAtBerkeley was trending on Twitter, as people across the country anticipated protests.

In concluding remarks he anticipated protests to follow the decision, but warned: "True and lasting change does not come from violence but from exercising our voices and our votes".

Anticipating protests, it blocked access to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Viber for more than two weeks.

Both venues are managed by Palace Amusement Ltd, which is anticipating protests outside each cinema.

In the national capital, the American embassy put out an advisory on its Web site Friday, saying that embassies and consulates across India would close early, anticipating protests.

The central government still can completely lock down areas when it anticipates protests, as it did across the Tibetan plateau in the spring or for the 20th anniversary of the student rallies at Tiananmen Square in June.

The Scott family also seemed to anticipate protests.

Conference officials said they anticipated large protests on Saturday, including one endorsed by Christian Ude, the mayor of Munich.