Sentence examples for appealed to protest from inspiring English sources

In addition to the nationalists, he appealed to protest voters who felt disenfranchised: "My France is that of the French who vote for the extremes not because they believe their ideas but because they despair of being heard.

But there were tense moments yesterday afternoon when some of more than 1,000 people who had assembled at the United Nations for a prayer vigil began to head down Second Avenue, disrupting traffic until police officials appealed to protest organizers to contain the march.

He added: "UKIP appealed to protest voters but also to Blue Collar Conservative voters".

It is the great irony that Joyce's strength is to appeal to protest voters from the second most powerful seat inside the government.

Mr. Massie, convicted of murders in 1965 and 1979, had abandoned his own appeals to protest the slow pace of the state's death row, and his last words were, "Forgiveness: giving up all hope for a better past".

The success of Mr. Wilders highlights the difficulties faced by mainstream politicians across Europe in dealing with the rise of populists and extremists: Include them and you have to take on board their unsavory policies; exclude them and end up increasing their appeal to protest voters.

Capt Johnson appealed to demonstrators to protest in the daytime to prevent a "tiny minority of law breakers" from deliberately sparking violence.

Pakistan's government has appealed to a protest leader with thousands of followers to leave Islamabad as soon as possible, saying the group is a target for militant attacks.

Demirtaş reacted with fury to Erdoğan's refusal to open the border and allow arms across, and he appealed to his supporters to protest – 40 people were killed in battles with the security forces and a Kurdish Islamist group.

The only lull in the recent protests occurred when he appealed to the protesters to stay home.

In an incongruous turn, a Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, appealed to human rights advocates to protest Wednesday's executions, saying that the Taliban were prisoners of war and that it was a violation of international human rights to kill them.