Sentence examples for face protest from inspiring English sources

The shooting in Atlanta comes as police nationwide continue to face protest and media scrutiny over the use of deadly force.

The possible provision in the final oil spill settlement protocol requiring people to waive their right to sue companies other than BP that were working on the rig is also expected to face protest, legal experts said.

Zahawi – who along with the other board directors did not face protest votes against their re-election to the board – founded market researchers YouGov and has sat on the board of SThree since 2008.

I will concede that smaller, practical, changes like the new marriage contract may be more effective in cementing reform, but we do need women like Wadud who are willing to take dramatic action and face protest in order to change established practices.

The deal would also likely face protest from current No. 1 regional carrier Verizon.

Sometimes governments face protest groups that oppose issues such as a new land development, the establishment of a new shopping center, pollution from a hazardous plant or the construction of a new highway.

Ubiquitous chains like 7-Eleven and Starbucks face protests when new stores open.

He is also likely to face protests on the streets from social movements.

It will face protests over its funding of biomass and waste-incineration projects.

Housebuilder Persimmon could face protests over executive pay and the composition of its boardroom at this week's annual general meeting.

Reebok face protests from women's rights activists over their ties with rapper Rick Ross, a rapper who appears to boast about date rape in his latest single.