Sentence examples for has faced some protests from inspiring English sources

He has faced some protests over complaints about corruption and his handling of a recent food crisis.

The emir of Kuwait dissolved Parliament on Tuesday, setting the stage for elections in the oil-rich Persian Gulf nation that has faced some protests but has thus far been spared the revolutionary wave of the Arab Spring.

But the public comments about Mr. Assad by King Abdullah — who has faced some Arab Spring protests in his own country — went beyond what others have said.

Indonesia's president, B.J. Habibie, has faced some of his biggest protests since taking over in May, not only from students in Jakarta, but also in the provinces (see page).

The visit of Mr. Bouteflika comes as he has faced some of the most sustained protests in Algeria since it gained independence in 1962.

Mr. Rajoy has not delivered on some of his campaign pledges, and has faced widespread protests over budget cuts and Spain's failure to climb out of recession.

That's why Uber has faced protests by drivers, some attempts at organizing and a distinct pushback from labor regulators, notably in California.

The Prime Minister has faced mass protests that have spread across the country over six weeks.

Iraq has faced widespread protests aimed not at upending the government, but at improving it.

But a deteriorating economy has increased the pressure on him, and he has faced opposition protests in the past year.

AMMAN — The political turmoil in the Middle East over the last two years has not been kind to Jordan's king, Abdullah II, who has faced domestic protests and public discontent.