Sentence examples for calls protests from inspiring English sources

"There will be emails, phone calls, protests ― it's going to be a tsunami".

"Members of Congress who supported this egregious assault on women will hear from outraged Americans through phone calls, protests, petitions, and most importantly, at the ballot box in 2012," said Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America.

The Campaign mobilized hundreds of Vermonters to stand up for the human rights principle of universality, and after days of constituents' phone calls, protests, and a large rally on May 1st, the exclusionary amendment was struck.

Nor has "Today" received an unusual number of calls protesting his appearance, she said.

Frank Petrone, the Huntington Town supervisor, said that his office had already received many calls protesting the Cablevision rate increase.

Several labour unions also called protests.

Meanwhile the interior ministry called protests a "new terrorism" and vowed to respond with an iron fist.

Those decrying the campaign refuse to fully acknowledge how far-reaching Rhodes' legacy is and was, and then have the temerity to call protesting students 'coddled'coddled

The monologue, which is called Protest Song and is written by Tim Price, will be staged at the theatre from 16 December to 11 January.

In a country as conservative as Russia, calling protest hooliganism drains it of meaning.

Some came into the anarchist movement after Occupy Wall Street, which one called "protest school".