Sentence examples for involved protest from inspiring English sources

Justice Souter's opinion in Hurley confirmed what was constitutionally obvious--that a parade is "a form of expression," as the Court had previous recognized in cases involved protest marches.[2].

Others involved protest that this is greedy and want GE and Bechtel to share in their haircut.

All four of them involved protested their innocence.

"More than 10 million people got involved protesting the Pipa [the Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act] and Sopa [the Stop Online Piracy Act] legislation," he said.

The Air Force calls them RPAs (remote piloted aircraft) because "they aren't unmanned; there are pilots involved," protested one Air Force lieutenant general.

But the possibilities for Ms. Megawati to assume power are limited and her speech today seemed to involve protest as much as politics.

Although the three causal paths involving protest frames satisfy the sufficiency criterion, they only explain approximately 36%% of the successful cases (raw coverage is 0.36).

Larsosa said those who attended the get-together came out with "concrete tactics for how to increase food security and how to stabilize neighborhoods using strategies that don't involve protest".

My work often involves protesting politicians or rallying near government buildings, which means I am often around cops.

Soon after, Kaunda founded the new United National Independence Party (UNIP) responsible for the so-called Cha-Cha-Cha uprising ("we will make the imperialists dance to our tune"), a civil-disobedience campaign involving protests, arson, and road blockages.

In a trading update on Thursday morning ahead of its annual meeting at York Racecourse, which could involve protests over executive pay and other issues, Persimmon said sales revenues had risen 8% to £2.15bn since the start of the year.