Musicians who compose and sing their own songs are called cantautori (singer-songwriters). Their compositions typically focus on topics of social relevance and are often protest songs: this wave began in the 1960s with musicians like Fabrizio De André, Paolo Conte, Giorgio Gaber, Umberto Bindi, Gino Paoli and Luigi Tenco.
Attacks on Americans remain rare in Egypt, but there are often protests near the embassy that trumpet anti-American sentiments.
Such responses are often considered "protest" responses in which the respondent is averse to the premise of the valuation task and therefore refuses to trade any risk of death for improved health, or are expressions of extreme risk aversion or a lack of sensitivity of the instrument[ 11, 14, 15].
Certain design characteristics of stated preference surveys are often linked to protest responses.
While such corporate consolidations in Russia are often accompanied by protests from minority stakeholders, this one has not.
Experts say that about one-third of these kinds of votes are often intentional -- protests by voters who do not like any of the candidates.
The speaker's events are often met with protests — as was the case for the fund-raiser for Mr. Maldonado — reflecting the unpopularity of Congress generally and the Republican-led House specifically in some quarters under his stewardship.
Unlike other high-powered government meetings – which are often accompanied by protests and brouhaha – Acta, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, has been progressing for two years without much fanfare.
These siting choices are often accompanied by protest and/or resistance movements ("not in my backyard" problems).14 In Germany, such NIMBY problems are often dealt with politically, by application of legal (participatory or planning) procedures.
As a result, efforts for change are often reduced to protests that disappear as quickly as they appear or antiquated voting systems that are frequently rigged and only allow for input every few years -- neither of which are adequate solutions.
