Sentence examples for launch protests from inspiring English sources
The issues about which activists launch protests are often complicated and cut across traditional corporate divisions.
The Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) called for students to boycott classes starting 22 September and launch protests, and many academics promised support.
As activists launch protests at the Cancún climate summit in Mexico, could negotiators be engaged in cynical backroom deals?
Already, the Muslim Brotherhood was warning that they would launch protests if Shafiq is declared the winner.
Pope Benedict has said he is looking forward to his visit to the UK next week and thanked everyone for trying to make it a "joyful celebration," as campaigners launch protests in the UK.
Saakashvili, together with Zhvania and parliament speaker Nino Burdjanadze, launched protests in Tbilisi and other cities against the perceived falsification of the vote and called for Shevardnadze's resignation.
Just a few days earlier – this was in January – in response to a curfew that Morsi slapped on the canal cities of Port Said, Suez and Ismailiyya, football fans arranged for matches to coincide with the start of the curfew and residents took it a step further by launching protests that began 15 minutes before the start of the curfew.
His response was essentially a shrug, so it was really only a matter of time until the opposition launched protests.
Supporters groups concerned about the club's finances have launched protests against the board and Rangers admit that they do not expect as many new additions this summer after winning League One.
Immediately afterward, a pro-Chávez Web site called for boycotting Venezuela's small Jewish community, expelling Jews from the country and launching protests against the Israeli embassy and Jewish synagogues.
The saucy spot aired on the west coast, and California's faint-of-heart were not amused: The L.A.-based Parents Television Council referred to the ad as "basically soft-core porn," and launched protests.
