Sentence examples for constant protesting from inspiring English sources

"I have been involved with football for a long time and I do understand the pressures they are under but nevertheless when you look at the constant protesting on the touchline, the harassing of the fourth official and the comments afterwards, it doesn't do anyone or the game any good.

"But when you look at the constant protesting on the touchline and the comments afterwards, it doesn't do anyone or the game any good".

Like past generations, French kids today are continuing in the tradition of political activism and constant protesting and now that the right wing conservative Nicolas Sarkozy has been elected president, there are demonstrations happening across the country on a weekly basis.

The building has been the scene of almost constant protests ever since.

They are well aware that if they did, it would just become a wall of constant protest.

"There are constant protests because it damages the farmland — people are always demanding compensation," Mr. Zeng said.

"When you look at the constant protests on the touchline and the comments afterwards it doesn't do anyone or the game any good," said Bernstein recently.

Just outside Cadiz there is an american airbase that was a sight for constant protest as you could see the giant transport planes taking off.

They had been imprisoned since the federal police ended the nine-month strike in February, and their supporters staged constant protests demanding their freedom.

Ashton said constant protests would "absolutely" be a stretch on police resources and he planned to speak to the government about potential legislation that could be introduced.

One of the first things Isaac and I did together was to look at the students spread across the lawn in a state of constant protest and divide them into two camps: the real revolutionaries and the campus frauds.