Sentence examples for extensive protests from inspiring English sources

They are constantly relocating, because everywhere they move neighbors conduct extensive protests.

It set off a firestorm, prompting a federal investigation, extensive protests and the resignation of Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy.

Some groups have promised extensive protests and possible civil disobedience, while police officials have promised to keep the city orderly for the conventioneers.

There is evidence to the contrary - the government was forced to buy back $235m of permits to drill the Florida Everglades after extensive protests that wildlife and ecosystems would be threatened.

But, despite extensive protests of the Occupy sort and legal efforts by students and alumni, the policy went into effect last fall, when the first fee-paying undergraduates enrolled at the college.

Page A7 SYRIANS PROTEST CRACKDOWN Antigovernment anger in Syria escalated over the harsh repression of students in the country's largest city, where activists reported what they called the most extensive protests there yet in the 15-month-old nationwide uprising.

Rutigliano and Jones borrowed from the extensive Protest and Activism Collection in RBML to demonstrate the toll of the protests on the University.

In the case of Myanmar, formerly Burma, Mr. Bush excoriated the country's military government, which in the past few weeks has faced the most extensive public protests in nearly two decades.

The last official visit to Greece of a sitting US president - by Bill Clinton in 1999 - was marked by extensive violent protests.

The failure in Gloucestershire "reflects the challenges of extensive unlawful protest and intimidation", said a statement from the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

Shouldn't we be having extensive discussions, protesting, implementing solutions?