Sentence examples for needs of protesters from inspiring English sources

The Police Department's policy balanced the needs of protesters with those of pedestrians and people attending the convention, and "was narrowly tailored to address the threats to sidewalk congestion and security created by an event the size and spectacle of a national convention in Midtown Manhattan," Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs wrote in the decision issued on Thursday.

At the same time, Mr. Newsom, a Democrat who has been mentioned as a possible 2010 candidate for governor, has also been trying to balance the First Amendment needs of protesters, a particularly sensitive topic in a liberal city that never met a rally it did not like.

Clinton says it is a volatile situation and she hopes that Egypt will hear out the legitimate needs of the protesters and that nobody goes postal with a violent crackdown or orgy of looting.

"We are hoping and praying that the authorities will be able to respond to the legitimate needs of the peaceful protesters," she says.

Actually, he says, they were a bit useless at the most basic things – an effective group of protesters needs a number of competent climbers, to scale fences and gain access to buildings and power plants, and there were hardly any.

But pointing to the billions of dollars spent on stadiums at the expense of basic needs, a growing number of protesters are telling fans around the globe to do what would once have seemed unthinkable: to boycott the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Black Lives Matter chapters need the same number of protesters to be at the voting booth in order for politicians to make their agenda a priority.

The small bit of good news is that the international silence on Ethiopia was broken on August 10 when the UN's top human rights official, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, told Reuters that an international investigation and accountability are needed for the killings of protesters.

Frank called for a movement "whose core values arise not … from the need for protesters to find their voice, but rather from the everyday lives of working people".

The police's intelligence unit tasked with catching so-called "domestic extremists" says it needs to track large numbers of protesters in case they commit crimes to achieve their political goals.

We still have much to fight for, and we need many types of protests and protesters.