Sentence examples for coordinated the protests from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharpton and his National Action Network coordinated the protests, which were to include five locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn, as well as protests in Chicago and Atlanta.

The Rev. Al Sharpton, who coordinated the protests, was among more than 200 people who were arrested by the police — nearly all of them in an orderly fashion — for blocking traffic.

Eventually, he shed his outsider's position and joined the demonstrators, quickly rising to become the operations director and press spokesman for the Capital Alliance to Protect Law and Patriotism, an ad hoc group that coordinated the protests.

Coincidental rather than coordinated, the protests have been sparked by separate outrages: the alleged gang rape of a 16-year-old in Rio de Janeiro last week and the murder of a pregnant 14-year-old girl in Argentina's Santa Fe province last year.

"I think the key message we wanted to get across through the whole tour was that New Yorkers don't want this," said Alex Beauchamp, Northeast regional director at the environmental group Food and Water Watch, which coordinated the protests along with the coalition New Yorkers Against Fracking.

The students who were arrested said that the protest had not been a Muslim Student Union activity, but an investigation by university officials concluded that that the group had coordinated the protest in an effort to shut down the event.

A Maoist coordinating the protests in Kathmandu said the protesters were prepared to shut down the country for days until their demands were met".We are protesting peacefully.

The Zionist Organization of America has helped to coordinate the protests.

"Back then, I was coordinating the protests in Damascus and the rebels were seizing ground in the countryside," he said.

Stefano Frezza, a spokesman for Epicentro Solidale, the L'Aquila-based group coordinating the protests, said the protests in L'Aquila should be peaceful.

The opposition umbrella group coordinating the protests, the June 30 Front, said Tuesday that it had named Mohamed ElBaradei, a prominent statesman and opposition leader, to represent it in "any possible upcoming talks with the armed forces".