Sentence examples for incited protest from inspiring English sources
Roe, of course, incited protest on the right.
His plan has incited protest from hospitals, doctors, insurers and small businesses, each of them finding something to detest.
The measure in California stripped away the legality of thousands of same-sex marriages and incited protest rallies and marches against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, one of the ban's major supporters.
The exhibition incited protests by the Catholic League.
Iran has denied that it has incited protests.
It incited protests that led the National Council of Churches to denounce the show.
Not surprisingly those comments were met with outrage by some residents and Latino leaders, and they incited protests.
The policy shift has incited protests across the high-altitude steppe that is home to five million Tibetans and a far greater number of ethnic Han Chinese.
Allegations in September that the Coptic Church had detained a Coptic woman who had converted to Islam incited protests on both sides.
It has incited protests and lawsuits, inflamed public debate and inspired other cities to develop anti-soda tactics of their own.
In both cases, land seizures by the government, a common practice in China, incited protests after an apparent failure in negotiations over compensation between local officials and a group of village representatives.
