Sentence examples for inspire protests from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the Communist Party began a crackdown on dissent, fearful that the uprisings across the Arab world would inspire protests in China.

It's the one holiday that doesn't inspire protests against trees and crèches, stars and bushes or the rape of the country in 1492.

The new store, a CVS pharmacy planned for Broadway and 102nd Street, has none of the usual attributes that inspire protests.

"If you think the job of a United States Senator is to give angry lectures, inspire protests, and take orders from the Washington establishment," he said, "you'll have that option".

Though he did inspire protests outside the United Nations and his Midtown Manhattan hotel, his power clashes at home with Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have cast some doubt over the extent of his authority.

The dispute that emptied Wukan of its government officials is, on its face, like hundreds — if not thousands — of others that inspire protests here each year: villagers who believe their land was taken illegally take to the streets when their concerns are ignored.

Experiments on many of the kind of animals which most inspire protest among animal rights activists were down: dogs by 2 per cent, rabbits by 10 per cent and cats by 32 per cent.

Those deaths, coming in such close proximity, inspired protests across the country.

Also on Saturday, the governor vetoed a controversial bill on affirmative action in college admissions, legislation that had inspired protests at the University of California, Berkeley, and beyond.

The woman's rape on the moving bus, and her subsequent death have inspired protests across India, demanding safety and justice for women.

Deaths of unarmed black males at the hands of law enforcement officers have inspired protests under the "Black Lives Matter" title.