Sentence examples for contributed to the protests from inspiring English sources
Banna was assassinated in 1949, and three years later the Brotherhood contributed to the protests that helped drive out the British, bringing the Free Officers and Abdel Nasser to power.
However, the frequent machine-gun fire and pre-Miranda warning speakeasy raids that characterized the show contributed to the protests of the depiction of violent acts that were becoming increasingly common among parents' groups, educators, and other cultural watchdogs.
But Mr. Morsi continued to battle institutions within his own government left over from Mr. Mubarak, most notably the judiciary, and some of those fights contributed to the protests that peaked Sunday.
Nikolai V. Sergeyev, chairman of the city's election commission, agreed that economic hardship and a declining quality of life had contributed to the protest vote, but he cited other factors too.
The ban on "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations" is part of an effort to promote traditional Russian values over western liberalism, which the Kremlin and the Russian orthodox church see as corrupting Russian youth and contributing to the protests against Putin's rule.
Limited job opportunities contributed to the Tiananmen Square protests 20 years ago.
Decades of economic difficulties and bitterly contentious debates about the role of government have both contributed to the recent protests.
In almost three years since the massacre, the workers live and work in the same conditions that contributed to the violent protest in 2012.
Nor, for that matter, is it possible to know how much they contributed to the size of the protests themselves, which seem to be growing.
Tackling this shopping list of rights would go to the heart of the disadvantage that contributed to the millions of protest votes on 23 June.
The protests contributed to the Liberal Party's loss in the fall election and led directly to a temporary tuition freeze that Parti Québécois premier Pauline Marois announced a day after taking office.
