Sentence examples similar to establishment protests from inspiring English sources

The education establishment protested.

Ultimately, the plan collapsed when most of the Lebanese political establishment protested Hariri's captivity.

He also denied any concern that anti-establishment protests could spread to the West Bank, saying that the Palestinians had enough problems with the Israeli occupation and the West Bank-Gaza divide.

In a nod to the Brazilian political authorities who have warmly welcomed him, Francis also praised the government's antipoverty programs and did not specifically mention the anti-establishment protests in Brazil.

When the Arab Spring first broke out — the anti-establishment protests spreading from Tunisia to Egypt, Yemen and beyond — my first inclination was to ignore it, disregarding the disjuncture between the Cairo I was writing about and the Cairo I was watching on television.

It's almost as if California has been made to pay for being the vanguard for anti-war and anti-establishment protests during the 1960s and 70s; when it was in wholesale rebellion against the policies of the Cold War, or any war.

There are implied levels of violence in the state's response to even quite mild anti-establishment protest.

Coalition had blunted the party's identity and destroyed at a stroke its appeal to anti-establishment protest voters.

Monks in Myanmar traditionally congregate to discuss only religious affairs; the massive anti-establishment protest they led in 2007 was exceptional.

"It was anti-establishment protest: against capitalism and corporations, similar to what we saw in the march against the cuts in London where Starbucks and banks were targeted".

The shrewd mix of images from Asia and the West, merging into an anti-Establishment protest theater, had much to do with the original impact of "Horse".