Sentence examples for believe protesting from inspiring English sources

I don't believe protesting can change much in Britain.

If a person is interested in protesting, but thinks it is a bad idea, their decision can still be influenced by the knowledge that other people believe protesting is worthwhile.

One analyst, Roberto D'Alimonte, a University of Florence political science professor, said he did not believe protests were the way to topple the prime minister.

Allies of the president believe protests will dissipate if he can hang on until the start of Ramadan in ten10nine days' time.

Israeli officials say they believe protests from Britain and other countries are for public consumption only, and that the current crisis will pass.

Like many in the community, the two believe protests could reach another level if the grand jury decides not to indict Mr Wilson.

There are, I believe, protests today, Monday, and on Wednesday.

He believed protests would only turn violent if the police tried to stop people voicing their opinion.

She said she believed protests can lead to change, adding: "Putin's system is much weaker than it seems".

IOC coordination commission member Alex Gilady said he believed protests would ease after the Paris and San Francisco sections of the relay.

Next week Hofer may become Europe's first far-right president of the post-war era, but Jäger believed protests from other EU member states would prevent him from doing anything too extreme.