Sentence examples for more general protest from inspiring English sources

But for a more general protest movement, going nationwide is the next logical step.

They have since grown into a more general protest against Yanukovych's government, and have also attracted a noisy minority who hold radical far-right views.

While Penn State assigned bodyguards to protect Ms. Wolf, the threats sparked a more general protest over racial issues, which had been the subject of continuing discussions, and tensions, at the campus, almost since September.

Still, the movement seems to have more general appeal than the traditional protest groups.

Other teams have addressed the subject of their protests in more general terms.

"While the commissioner and Mr. Hogan remain in dispute on more general taxation issues, Mr. Hogan continues to protest his innocence and denies any wrongdoing," the statement said, according to The A.P. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

The protests were not only about pay and work-related matters but also about conditions outside the factory, such as housing, transport, and pensions, and they formed part of a more general wave of political and student protest, including opposition to the Vietnam War.

By the time the police-station siege ended, it had turned from a fringe-party protest to a more general uprising against the government.

Clad in black and wearing masks, they let out a collective roar as their black mass fused into the general protest, pumping even more energy into an already feisty crowd.

Leading former Communist Party official Chen Jiping acknowledged that pollution has become the main cause of social unrest in China, and government officials worry that protests about environmental issues could lead to more general political unrest.

Though the largest protests while Mubarak was in power took place in Tahrir Square, they were contentious, which is why more general hashtags such as '#jan25' and '#egypt' dominate.