Sentence examples for express their protest from inspiring English sources

Anton Orekh, a commentator for Echo of Moscow radio, said".Putin has got a trump card, a real example of how local bosses pass out of the control of the people who elected them, [who] are now left to express their protest through rampaging and looting".

"Everyone has the opportunity to express their protest in a democratic country and I, as a democrat, have always defended the right of people to protest," Saakashvili said.

In addition, YNetNews states that former Knesset speaker Avraham Burg and Meretz Chairman Chaim Oron have called on the Israeli government and police force to give the demonstrators the "right to express their protest".

The Tantrists expressed their protest through some rather extreme rites, as did some of the heretical sects such as the Kalamukhas and Kapalikas.

Mouse believes that they are perfectly entitled to have this meeting, to express their views and protest as the law allows, but why on earth is an arm of local government hosting it at a library?

Vickee Adams, a Wells Fargo spokesperson, wrote in an e-mailed statement to The Huffington Post that while the bank respects individuals' rights to express their opinions, the protest was unproductive.

Chief superintendent Chris Johnson said: "While West Midlands Police has no power to ban people from exercising their democratic right to express their opinions through protest, we have been planning the policing operation for months.

The film, written by Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, explores the ways people express their grief when protests against brutality die down.

"We are a free nation, and based on the Constitution and citizenship rights, people are completely free to express their criticism and even their protest," he said.

Or would he, instead, have wanted to see a nation of brave people willing to take to the streets, to risk beatings and arrest to express their frustrations in peaceful protest?

Because the rights of free speech and peaceable assembly are fundamental to the democratic process, Stanford firmly supports the rights of all members of the University community to express their views or to protest against actions and opinions with which they disagree.