Sentence examples for in case of protests from inspiring English sources

Jackson sent out a memo last week to police officers to have their "emergency equipment" ready in case of protests.

The semiofficial ILNA news agency reported that cellphone services in the area were cut off, a step often taken by the authorities to cripple communication in case of protests.

Armed riot police were deployed outside the German consulate in Istanbul, near Taksim square, in case of protests.

Riyadh's main regional rival Iran and its Shiite allies immediately reacted with vigorous condemnation of the execution of Nimr, and Saudi police raised security in a district where the sect is a majority in case of protests, residents said.

The construction zone, in a patch of desert outside San Diego, is heavily secured by the Department of Homeland Security, which says the precautions are necessary in case of protests.

At the first show, we were told to get lawyers and pack our bags in case of violent protests.

And in Britain, the government is making contingency plans in case of mass protests against high fuel prices, the trade journal Platts Oilgram News reported Friday.

Officials said they had contingency plans in place for the rest of the week in case of more violent protests, but they would not elaborate.

In the case of protest zeros, respondents report zero WTP but their marginal value of the commodity might be positive, perhaps because they think other agents such as the government, rather than themselves, should pay for the provision of the commodity (Yu and Abler 2010).

In case of India, the erstwhile opposition vehemently protested against the bill apprehending further rise in food grain prices.

They said final details of the package have not been worked out, but it could be put in place quickly against government officials - or leaders of the protest movement - in case of widespread violence.