Sentence examples for inspiring protest from inspiring English sources

A few years earlier, when George W. Bush came to the summit to propose a regional free-trade agreement, Chávez proclaimed that he had brought a "gravedigger's shovel" to bury it, inspiring protest rallies that drew thousands of people.

The inspiring protest movements in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria and elsewhere are uninterested in taking their region or their religion back in time, as Bin Laden advocated.

Instead of inspiring protests, her displays seemed to engender mere sadness and pathos.

It was to close three underpopulated and money-draining schools last year, inspiring protests and heartache among parents.

Sharp is credited with inspiring protests across the globe, from Cairo to Beijing, although some Egyptian dissidents were scornful of Sharp's influence.

Social-justice and environmental groups see the Unocal case as an example of globalization gone bad, inspiring protests on college campuses and campaigns to pressure school administrators to sell Unocal stock.

It was the kind of casual malice that is the mainstay of cable talk, but it took flight in the closed loop of the Chinese Internet, taking on a larger importance, inspiring protests against CNN and online rebuttals directed at the previously little-known Cafferty.

Some, while under multiple federal investigations, have hosted conferences on the issue, inspiring protests from students who fume at the idea these schools would portray themselves as role models for other colleges. .

But the administrative move backfired, inspiring protests and confrontations between groups over the reforms, one of which grew heated enough to warrant police helicopter patrol and a SWAT team.

Bill Hennessy, a director at a marketing company in St . Louis who organized a protest under the city's Arch on Friday, credited Mr. Santelli with inspiring the protest.

First he appeared at Occupy Wall Street as a patron saint of sorts, inspiring the protest's nonviolent tactics.