Sentence examples for formed protest from inspiring English sources

When, this spring, the toll was further increased, demonstrations erupted again, especially in the North Caucasus, where drivers formed protest encampments.

However, more than half a million users are thought to have formed protest groups over the amount of information that is being shared.

In a rare flash of unrest, hundreds of truck drivers protested the measure, blocking highways leading into Moscow and posting signs in their windshields that read "Russia Without Rotenberg" and "Rotenberg Is Worse Than ISIS". When, this spring, the toll was further increased, demonstrations erupted again, especially in the North Caucasus, where drivers formed protest encampments.

It is becoming increasingly clear that the same bridge and the same courage connect King's movement of 50 years ago with recently formed protest movements such as Black Lives Matter, Hands Up United, Muslim Lives Matter, and North Carolina's Moral Mondays.

Beth writes from Sheffield, also sending a photo: Just back from a small but perfectly formed protest in Sheffield.

Here, some RE projects lead to citizens forming protest groups and authorities abandoning plans.

Inherently geographic, locational conflict is often relatively local in scale although conflict participants at distant locations may aggregate to form protest movements covering wide geographic regions.

Many Italian journalists have retaliated, quitting their jobs, forming protest groups, and advocating fiercely for greater freedom of speech.

Crowds formed to protest their exclusion.

On Madrid streets Friday night, a parade formed to protest Franco's memory.

His father was Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, a denomination formed to protest not dogma but dehumanization and barriers to spiritual expression.