Sentence examples for considered a protest from inspiring English sources

Not only must protests be constrained, but any large public gathering is de facto considered a protest.

According to the newspaper, the incoming influx of kits will be considered a "protest maneuver".

Apart from the boardroom structure, shareholders are also considering a protest against the remuneration report.

Kettering Town's supporter group have withdrawn their funding of the club and are considering a protest against the chairmanship of Imraan Ladak.

White conservatives, she found, were especially likely to consider a protest inappropriate if it was described as being carried out by black men.

"I just got thoroughly disgusted with both Republicans and Democrats, so I became what you would consider a protest voter," said Holt, a teacher's aide who lives in an unincorporated part of Lake County.

This would be the second time they would march in two days a march on the night of July 1 shut down traffic on Congress Avenue and Lavaca Street and was a considered a peaceable protest by the Austin Police Department, who provided escort for the protesters.

Its musicians had been muzzled by censorship, and busking, considered a form of protest, had been banned.

Meanwhile, the Northern League, known for its anti-immigration stance, made significant inroads, doubling its most recent vote totals in what was widely considered a bare-knuckled protest against the growing presence of illegal immigrants in the Italian blue-collar workforce.

The inquiry began after residents considered holding a protest march to highlight their concerns.

You consider a squat protest.