Sentence examples for has ignited protests from inspiring English sources

The case of 30-year-old Veloso, who has two children, has ignited protests around the world.

Still, the Chinese government's decision to raise prices has ignited protests among poor Chinese who are hit hardest by higher food and fuel costs.

MOSCOW, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Gazprom has announced that it is on track to begin oil production this year at the Prirazlomnoye Arctic oil project that has ignited protests from environmental groups over the dangers of possible oil spills.

The entertainment industry's lobbying efforts have ignited protests by consumer groups and some technology companies, which would need to modify their machines to make the arrangements work.

Two concerts by a Croatian rocker scheduled for a Midtown Manhattan church center have ignited protests from Jewish and Serbian groups incensed by shows that they say glorify a puppet Croatian government that collaborated with the Nazis, The Associated Press reported.

Social media swarmed with comparisons to police shootings of black Americans that have ignited protests across American cities.

On a recent Tuesday evening, 10 days after Williams' shooting had ignited protests and self-examination, activists, clergy and community members gathered downtown to pay tribute to his life and that of the two black men and five police officers who had died in the previous week in Louisiana, Minnesota and Texas.

This overturned an earlier ruling three years ago, which had found in favour of the existing rules.The court's verdict has ignited fierce protests by the blind, who say they are being stripped of the only work available to them.