Sentence examples for combined protest from inspiring English sources

Despite showing little interest in politics and initially dismissing Sly & the Family Stone as "a passing fancy", Whitfield realised Motown was ripe for change and he could be at the centre of it if he combined protest with psychedelia.

He warned that disgruntled Wal-Mart employees, joined by labor unions and community groups, might stage a combined protest and educational campaign the Friday after Thanksgiving, the traditional start of the holiday shopping season.

By way of historical comparison, the Women's March on Washington was the largest combined protest in the U.S. and the second largest in D.C., second to the 2013 March for Life to protest abortion, which attracted 650,000.

Now he is due to leave Liturgy, Brooklyn's most celebrated black metal band, one of his new projects will combine protest and punk rock.

But Itzik Shmuli, the chairman of the National Union of Students, which joined the cry for social justice early and gave it a significant lift, has supported an approach that combines protest with dialogue.

By combining protest art and scientific research, The Current hopes to create new spaces for knowledge production.

He was a campaigning cultural figure who combined political protest, socialism and trade unionism with earthy humour and a terrific line in Glasgow patter.

After considering a two-hurdle model and a Tobit model in which zero combines "protest zero" and "valid zero", we chose a Heckman selection model to best address the selection bias of our sample [30].

Across the south, other activists and groups are taking that lead by combining street protest and activism with legal challenges in the courts.

Cloward and Piven soon concluded that a successful anti-poverty movement had to combine grassroots protest with electoral politics.

The lack of protest, combined with Woodward's reputation, inclines me to trust his account as solid until something else comes along that says different with footnotes.