Sentence examples for bold protest from inspiring English sources
IN A CHINESE VILLAGE Less than two months after staging a bold protest against official corruption, the people of the Chinese village of Wukan cast ostensibly independent ballots in the first step to determine the leadership of their village.
The developments came a day after a well-known antigovernment activist was arrested during a bold protest that showed that the nonviolent opposition movement is still struggling to survive even as civil war deepens.
Here, they planned to paint a tube train – or "whole car" – signed off with the words "We Made Love Not War", as a bold protest against the allied invasion.
She presents her actions as bold protest: I lifted my feet like a Renoir ballerina, my underwear dangling around my skinny ankles.…And I knew what I had to do.
With an awareness of climate change growing and as intensifying floods, fires, droughts, and storms become an inescapable feature of daily life across the planet, more people are joining environmental groups and engaging in increasingly bold protest actions.
Their bold protest set off a wave of teacher walkouts and protests that reached a half-dozen other states by year's end, including Oklahoma and Arizona, where teachers successfully pressed state lawmakers for a raise.
Yesterday, as some of the biggest sites on the web 'blacked out' in bold protests of the deeply flawed anti-piracy bills SOPA and PIPA, hundreds of protesters took to the streets in several cities across the US to take the fight offline.
But it also suggests that the state's capacity to stay on mission regarding prison reform, without the whip of the federal courts, is illusory (despite their bold protests during oral arguments late last year).
But that could turn into accusations of soft-heartedness and strategic miscalculation should his conciliatory approach lead to more and bolder protests.
BEIJING -- Wu Yuren, an artist who helped lead an unusually bold public protest last winter over a land dispute, has been languishing in a Beijing jail for almost six weeks after having been beaten by police officers, his wife said on Thursday.
To succeed, he will need the international community to be more mindful this time of how its own taxpayers' money is spent and more bold to protest when four stars are pinned to a coup leader's uniform.
