Sentence examples for militant protest from inspiring English sources

"These policies are forcing more Uighurs to turn to more militant protest," he said.

Thai news outlets reported that one of the more militant protest leaders, Arisman Pongruengrong, who is also a popular singer, fled the protest zone in disguise.

When two of Evans's San Jose State University teammates were banned from the 1968 Olympics for their black militant protest during an awards ceremony, Evans threatened to drop out of the 400-metre race in a show of support.

WASHINGTON — Federal and local authorities are girding for huge protests, mammoth traffic tie-ups and civil disturbances at the Democratic National Convention in Denver this month, fearing that the convention will become a magnet for militant protest groups.

The film's ending, which appealed to viewers to support militant protest on behalf of groups such as the Animal Liberation Front, has been replaced with more gentle demands to embrace vegetarianism and participate in pressure-group activity.

Those in favour of more militant protest methods have in the past year been encouraged by student victories in Quebec, Canada and in Chile, where protesters have managed to turn back various proposed reforms by engaging in everything from strikes and shutdowns of schools and campuses to running street battles.

The first hearing, in Dallas, drew heated debate but less militant protests.

Oakland has been home some of the more militant protests, which have never really damped down.

For example, Israel's 2009 assault on Gaza provoked very large, militant protests.

They wanted a smaller, consensus-based operation; they wanted to talk about concerns beyond the union contract; and they wanted to engage in militant protests.

The shooting was videotaped, and led to militant protests in Oakland.