Sentence examples for lead to protests from inspiring English sources

That in turn could lead to protests of the sort that brought more than 1m people onto the streets during a warm-up tournament a year ago.

The authorities have refused to give the bodies of the five executed activists to their families for burial, fearing that ceremonies could lead to protests.

Limitations on what Nato can deploy under pressure from Moscow is certain to lead to protests from the new member states in eastern Europe.

A Facebook campaign to free her has started, garnering almost 9,000 "likes" and lead to protests at other Iranian volleyball matches.

I think it will lead to protests that are likely to turn violent and mass arrests of members of the Muslim Brotherhood".

Police appear to have shifted their stance on the use of megaphones, which their negotiators previously said would lead to protests being shut down.

This led to protests from, amongst others, leading Norwegian psychiatrist Johan Scharffenberg.

It led to protests by staff and trade unions, leading to an apology from Labour councillors on the authority.

This led to protests in front of Iranian embassy in Baku, where protesters carried slogans mocking the Iranian leaders.

Using Craigslist to advertise such work has led to protests.

The choice led to protests after the announcement was made.