Sentence examples for more public protest from inspiring English sources

More public protest, and possibly violence, is expected.

But analysts in India said the Japan crisis was unlikely to stir up significantly more public protest against nuclear plants here, given the pressing demand for more electricity.

Though the videos were broadcast over and over for gratuitous titillation long after they ceased to qualify as fresh news, the voyeuristic overkill aroused no more public protest than the prospect of "Big Brother".

If it were a different race or religion we'd have a whole different conversation and a lot more public protest.

Chinese police are now preventing journalists from meeting family members inside the Beijing hotel where the relatives receive their daily briefings - an ominous sign that the government will not accept any more public protests.

In November, a St . Louis Countygrand jury declined to file criminal charges against Wilson, an event that triggered more violent public protests.

There has been growing pressure on Merkel to take a more public stand against the protests.

The change prompted a public protest, with more than 2,000 comments on Facebook criticising the decision to ditch the well-known logo.

In Egypt's biggest public protest in more than two years, thousands of doctors gathered Friday to demand justice for two physicians allegedly assaulted by police.

At that time, Ms. Slater became a leader in the battle against Mr. Verse, who remained incarcerated for 10 more months after public protests and court hearings.

Behind the scenes, Pakistani officials may countenance the drones more than their public protests would suggest, Pakistani and American analysts and officials say.