Sentence examples for concentrated protests from inspiring English sources
Huge events like this take considerable time to plan, and while they can make a splash, it isn't clear that large-scale, concentrated protests like these are the best way to move votes in the Senate.
For the first six months after the start of the crackdown, protests on the square were a daily occurrence and concentrated protests marked many of the dates considered important by the group.
"When large numbers of people engage in acts of civil disobedience and disruption, shifting between concentrated methods such as protests and dispersed methods such as consumer boycotts and strikes, even the most brutal opponent has difficulty cracking down and sustaining the repression indefinitely," Chenoweth and Stephan write.
A wave of concentrated unemployment could see protests that could threaten order.
I concentrated and concentrated.
"I don't feel it's necessary to cancel my trip as the protests are still quite concentrated in certain areas of Hong Kong and most of my plans and activities are away from the protest zones," he says.
Whereas previously, dispersed workers had mounted only scattered protests, in 1909 they discovered in their concentrated numbers the strength for a disciplined, industrywide walkout.
Historically, income inequality has been shown to correlate with social unrest, and the current conditions of scant opportunities and ever-more concentrated wealth have been linked to a rise in protests and civil disobedience worldwide.
They find that federalism in the context of large regional inequalities contributes to ethnic rebellion and protest but that fiscal transfers to regionally concentrated ethnic groups detracts from armed conflict.
They would expel people from town squares: a diffuse population in the countryside would be unable to protest and overthrow government as effectively as a concentrated group in the city.
