Sentence examples for foment protests from inspiring English sources

FACEBOOK, Twitter and other social media have revolutionized the global press landscape, helping to dislodge dictators in Tunisia and Egypt and foment protests in Bahrain and Syria.

American alliances contain it, foreign-funded NGOs undermine the Communist Party, and spies foment protests in Hong Kong and among the Uighurs in Xinjiang.

Delusions of Dominance Apparently convinced that he could use the Western news media to foment protests against the American attacks, and to save himself by forcing President Bush to call a standstill before American troops overran Baghdad, Mr. Hussein sent his inner coterie out to hold news conferences.

Over the new-year weekend, several prominent politicians were arrested for "urging political violence"—rumoured to be for helping to foment protest against a new mining development in the interior of Fiji's largest island, Viti Levu.Ending martial law is consistent with Mr Bainimarama's promise in July 2009 to hold a new election by September 2014.

US officials speculate that Russia also had a hand in fomenting protests there.

National Review has suggested that he may be fomenting protests against Donald Trump by secretly funding what it called a "rent-a-mob".

The clashes brought fears that despite a cease-fire brokered in June, war has ignited again between the government and the Ahmars, tribal leaders who are accused of fomenting protests by Yemen's government.

Businessmen like Tong Albino, who has been waiting two years to get paid for food he imported for the army, are now asked by the Chamber of Commerce to fund frontline forces.Whereas a recent financial squeeze in the north fomented protests, southerners for the most part remain stoic as they did during decades of war.

But as American officials and others look back at the uprisings of the Arab Spring, they are seeing that the United States' democracy-building campaigns played a bigger role in fomenting protests than was previously known, with key leaders of the movements having been trained by the Americans in campaigning, organizing through new media tools and monitoring elections.

Instead, since the age of 19, he has fought for what he calls British independence – fomenting, protesting, strategising, undermining, writing books, writing speeches and then delivering them without notes.

The meeting took place on the day Belarus's lower house of Parliament adopted the amendments to the criminal code lengthening jail terms for those convicted of fomenting protest or criticizing the government.