Sentence examples for continuous protest from inspiring English sources

Falun Gong practitioners in Vancouver, Canada continue to stage the world's longest, continuous protest against the persecution.

Meanwhile, a continuous protest is taking place at the State Capitol.

It came after 12 days of continuous protest by teachers, students, steelworkers, pensioners, nurses and a host of others.

Agricultural and economic needs of India pushed her towards the construction of Farakka Barrage ignoring Pakistan's continuous protest.

Without the continuous protest activities, there would have been no reason for acceptance challengers with specific interests in grid extension to support the initiatives, especially those with moderate orientations.

AFTER more than five months of continuous protests, I stand today in Change Square with thousands of young people united by a lofty dream.

In recent months, Georgia's opposition has held near continuous protests seeking the resignation of Mr. Saakashvili, whom it accuses of reneging on promises of democratic reform and of provoking the war with Russia.

We all had grander hopes for US attorney general Eric Holder and Civil Rights Division of the DOJ – among them, that they would resolve our lingering questions from the August shooting that set off 168 days of continuous protests in Ferguson and nationwide.

Ms. Vivian, now a waitress and geography student who was bleary-eyed from lack of sleep after days of continuous protests, laughed when she thought about her early days as an organizer: "In 2005 we were a bunch of kids who had never organized any kind of demonstration".

One key reason is that governments such as those in Uganda and Congo — which have faced continuous protests over state violence, corruption, rigged elections and rising commodity prices — receive unwavering support from international actors such as the United States and the I.C.C., which either turn a blind eye to government atrocities or naïvely facilitate them.

The advocates, who have been staging nearly continuous protests outside the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center, where most of the votes are being tallied, have raised accusations of disenfranchisement, saying the same Latino voters they worked so diligently to register may have been disproportionately affected.