"hold protest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people, usually a large group, gathering to peacefully demonstrate or express their opposition to something. For example, "The citizens are planning to hold a protest against the proposed changes to the zoning laws."
Emily Finigan, of Darby, Pa., said that if government won't act, people should hold protest demonstrations outside stores.
It has gathered the deepest lesson of carnival: that joyful dance music can hold protest, healing, solidarity and transcendence.It has also taken something from the Orpheus myth, in which the musician loses his true love forever because he looks back too soon.The one thing Arcade Fire won't do on "Reflektor" is look back.
Today, 61 percent say Americans who oppose the war should be allowed to hold protest marches and rallies, while 29percentthinknk that such activity is detrimental to the war effort, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
In Lansing, Mich., Wayne State University and University of Michigan students an nounced that they would hold protest rally on May 14, and State Representative Jackie Vaughn 3d, a Democrat from Detroit, said that he would at tach to another bill a request for a statewide referendum on whether Michigan residents should he sent to fight in South east Asia.
The weapons were reportedly wooden poles used to hold protest signs.
They will hold protest rallies and workshops, kayak tours and poetry slams.
Other political figures repeated calls to hold protests Tuesday.
Human rights groups occasionally hold protests in Farmville.
Students still hold protests over working conditions in factories, sometimes successfully.
It located some old computers and was still able to hold protests against the paper factory.
Chancellor Angela Merkel has repeatedly condemned Pegida, but nonetheless backed its right to hold protests.
