Sentence examples for marchers calling for from inspiring English sources

The funeral procession on Saturday became a protest in its own right, with marchers calling for more freedoms and an end to Syria's longstanding emergency law, witnesses said.

Anti-Japanese protests over a territorial dispute with China continued on Monday in the city of Wuhan, where news photographs showed hundreds of young marchers calling for a boycott of Japanese goods.

Makia Peevy joined the hundred or so marchers calling for peace.

Other marchers called for Morsi not merely to rescind his decree but to step down from the presidency.

The marchers called for the repeal of the Irish Constitution's eighth amendment — introduced in 1983 — which says that an unborn child's right to life is equal to that of its mother.

In Moscow, supporters of the prime minister, Vladimir Putin, and trade union members rallied, with marchers carrying banners calling for "dignified work" – though the speeches by city and trade union leaders were greeted by an egg thrown from the crowd.

At the protests for women's rights on Saturday, many of the marchers' signs called for an end to both sexism and racism.

The Civil Human Rights Front, a coalition of groups that brought 500,000 people into the streets on July 1, said marchers would call for the territory to allow the public to elect the next chief executive and legislature.

People carrying mops and brooms held a sign reading, "Clean Up the Climate Mess," and several marchers held handmade windmills, calling for more renewable-energy investment.

As O'Neill became progressively more discredited over the winter months of 1968-69 fighting off rightwingers opposed to reform and calling for tougher action against civil rights marchers, Chichester-Clark emerged as the front-runner to succeed him.

One focus of the marchers' anger were statements by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and the French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, calling for Mr. Aristide to cede power.