Sentence examples for move the protest from inspiring English sources

A friendly cathedral cleric persuaded police not to move the protest, at least for now (if it becomes an eyesore, views may change).

But in late-night negotiations with the mayor's office on Thursday, several self-proclaimed organizers agreed to move the protest to an island in the Moscow River.

It offered the diffuse group of organizers the chance to move the protest to Swampy Square, and to allow all thirty thousand people to show up.

His picket outside the offices of broadcasters ABC TV (he was persuaded to move the protest from the awards venue itself) was dismissed as "an epic tactical goof" by the LA Times.

He has also placed some responsibility on the American Civil Liberties Union, for helping rally organizers defeat the city's effort to move the protest to a larger park where authorities would have had greater crowd control.

Further down the power hierarchy, the Moscow city government has spent days maneuvering to move the protest away from the symbolic Revolution Square, near the Kremlin ramparts and the site of massive protests on the eve of the collapse of the U.S.S.R. First, there was urgent plumbing work and excavation that needed to be done on the day of the protest.

But Yates said her group and other local organisations made a conscious decision to move the protests to South Florissant and that it is mostly locals participating.

The only people that were able to gain credibility as leaders were those people that moved the protest forward.

Loomis noted the dialogue also helped when Occupy Cleveland leaders considered moving the protest to the police memorial park, which he described as "sacred ground" for police officers.

As the guardsmen moved the protesting students down the street, the boys and girls gave ground grudgingly and heckled the soldiers.

"But it's supposed to move," the lady protested.