Sentence examples for notable protest from inspiring English sources

In March, one man made a notable protest.

Still, he collects countless examples of medical complicity in abuse that is all the more disturbing for the lack of any notable protest.

The most notable protests have seemed partisan, more in support of Zaman specifically than of press freedoms in general.

She took part in several notable protests during the 1990s, in one case being arrested by the police.

This strategy is almost the exact opposite of the most notable protests of the past few years.

There have been no marches or notable online protests, while the site's former spokesperson Peter Sunde has even suggested that The Pirate Bay's death is long overdue.

The most notable early protests came in Boston, and were largely down to the efforts of one man: William Monroe Trotter, editor of the Boston Guardian, and an activist once considered nearly as influential as Booker T Washington and WEB Du Bois.

Their first season back in the second tier for 11 years was notable for protests from a large section of Blackburn supporters against the club's Indian owners Venky's and reports of power struggles at boardroom level between global advisor Shebby Singh and managing director Derek Shaw.

It was the first notable act of protest in Lhasa in four years.

By situating Jyoti Singh's case within a longer genealogy of responses to sexual violence in India this article reveals several unanticipated outcomes such as the distinct patterns of public outcry and protest, notable shifts in prior socio-legal narratives of rape and the pioneering content of the Justice Verma Committee report.

One of the most notable Aboriginal-led protest movements is Idle No More, which grew in response to the omnibus Bill C-45 that significantly slashed most of the Navigable Waters Protection Act of 1882; that act used to mandate an approval process before any industrial development could begin on national waterways.