Mayors of towns in the Aeolian Islands, off the Sicilian coast, collectively protested last week when one Neapolitan health official suggested that the islands were the source of the red cockroaches.
While the ninth stage was meant to be a showy criterium in celebration of this being the 100th anniversary of the Giro d'Italia, the riders collectively protested the safety conditions of that stage and the ones before it.
The groups were collectively protesting the decision by the CrossFit Games to award the top male athlete, top female athlete and members of every winning team glock pistols as prizes.
It focuses on measures of labour rights: such as whether workers can bargain collectively, the right to protest and the elimination of all forms of forced labour.
Several protests, known collectively as the Telangana movement, attempted to invalidate the merger and demanded the creation of a new Telangana state.
ARAB SPRING Collectively, the popular revolts and protests in Middle Eastern and Arab countries, among them Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria.
While some have celebrated the protests claiming them to be an example of American citizens merely enacting their first amendment right in a powerful manner, countless conservative sources have condemned the mass protests, claiming them collectively to be violent, criminal acts.
The media has determined what is (and in Reverend Wright's case what is NOT) acceptable political protest, and they have collectively deemed Reverend Wright crazy.
For example, when there is a lack of drugs, they know that all the communities have the same problem, and they get to decide whether to raise their voices collectively, or to accept the disservice without protest.
In 2014, Hong Kong made international headlines as a series of peaceful protests against the Chinese government's proposal on electoral reform, collectively known as the Umbrella Movement or the 2014 Hong Kong protests, unfolded from September.
