Sentence examples for dared to protest from inspiring English sources

Today, more than a thousand Muscovites dared to protest against the Russian military intervention in Ukraine, chanting, "No to war".

Fifteen years have passed since Gaddafi's troops murdered 1,200 prisoners who had dared to protest against their dirty conditions.

Former Republican congressman Michael Parker was forced out as the head of the Corps by Bush in 2002 when he dared to protest the lack of proper funding.

"Iván Fischer is beginning to lose his self-control," said Budapest's mayor, István Tarlós, when the orchestra dared to protest about the budget cut.

Hundreds of women from the sprawling refugee camp on Dr. Abdi's property dared to protest, adding to a flood of condemnation from Somalis abroad that forced the militants to back down.

But for many Turks it is remarkable and encouraging that the website ever existed in the first place, that the press publicised it, and that some commentators even dared to protest against its eventual demise.

If BP assumed that its partnership with Rosneft meant that Mr Fridman would not dare to protest, and that Mr Sechin would always take BP's side, it may have miscalculated.

No one doubts that the security forces have been readying their weapons and the prisons, clearing space for "rioters", and the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has threatened they will be given a "punch in the mouth" if they dare to protest.

However, detainees who dare to protest such backward treatment have been subject to repression.

Furthermore, he dares to protest that his son was murdered in accordance with the Second Amendment.

The reason is that they cut off people's heads in Saudi Arabia when they dare to protest the government.