Sentence examples for have now protested from inspiring English sources

Some devotees have now protested against the adornment of the deities by Reddy and his family.

However, Cleese and Iain Johnstone, who produced the original TV debate, have now protested against historical inaccuracies in the show.

Many families of the Kursk crewmen have now protested the lifting, saying the sailors should be left buried at sea according to custom, and popular sentiment has swung behind them.

The group of people with disabilities have now been protesting for over 140 days.

Even though the Occupy protests focusing on democracy have now diminished, protests highlighting other causes could emerge in the future.

Hundreds of artists, scientists and historians have now joined the protest.

On Saturday night, the demonstrators, who have now taken their protest into a second week, claimed another camp in Finsbury Square, a little over a mile from St Paul's and a stone's throw from the Deutsche Bank headquarters.

But the people involved say the student protests have now acquired a momentum of their own.

The protests have now spread beyond the Berber homeland, reaching this week towns to the north and south.

Farmers, airline workers, bus drivers, taxi drivers and even the owners of river barges and sightseeing boats that cruise the Seine have now joined in the protest.

The statement said the prosecutor's aim was not directed specifically at refugees and asylum seekers, but daily protests have now entered their second month.