Sentence examples for concerted protest from inspiring English sources

In another potentially destabilizing development, Russian truck drivers across the country began organizing their largest concerted protest since December 2015, against a new toll system on national highways.

The show is due to end next month, but two weeks ago a concerted protest campaign began.

Or maybe it's telling that in Wake County, a proposal to increase the ceiling for low-income students from 40percentto50percentcent died a swift death last fall after concerted protest.

"When it comes to concerted protest actions by students, which follow other more visible incidents linked for instance to wearing the veil, the secular framework for education must be firmly reminded and guaranteed," it said.

However, Hall's plans still have to be approved by the BBC Trust, which four years ago overturned former director general Mark Thompson's plan to shut BBC Radio 6 Music following a concerted protest from listeners.

"If you put less money and a smaller environment for something, how can it flourish?" Hall's plans still have to be approved by the BBC Trust, which four years ago overturned former director general Mark Thompson's plan to shut BBC Radio 6 Music following a concerted protest from listeners.

This May Putin presented him with a recently revived Soviet-era prize, the Hero of Labour award; and he is also an 'ambassador' for next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi, which are facing concerted protests.

The concerted protests were designed to send the Obama Administration and world leaders a powerful message ahead of the UN Climate Summit, and indeed they did.

It took concerted activism, protests and boycotts to change political opinions at the time and force sanctions on these countries.

Shortly thereafter it began manifesting at anti-globalisation demonstrations, anti-capitalist protests, concerted hacker-attacks upon those perceived as enabling state oppression, and finally on the front steps of St Paul's.

Social media have turned silent, isolated dissent into more concerted, vocal protest.