Sentence examples for orchestrated protest from inspiring English sources

Heads of Australian sporting bodies lined up in an orchestrated protest.

Les Glorieuses, the feminist publication and group behind the orchestrated protest, argue that unequal annual pay means women are effectively working for free from 4 34 p.m. Nov. 7 until the end of the year.

She orchestrated protest marches and sit-ins, but it was art that took up most of her energy.

Amid orchestrated protests, Langlois was eventually reinstated.

Senator Charles Schumer of New York said he was outraged by orchestrated protests against vote counters in Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade County

Mr Mara had to remind his fellow citizens that France and the UN "are not our enemies", while also appearing at a government-orchestrated protest against supposed foreign responsibility for the government's humiliation.

At a union-orchestrated protest I attended last summer in San Francisco, it was clear that many taxi drivers want the ride-sharing industry eradicated.

But he has proposed a soda tax before, then caved, after orchestrated industry protests across the state.

He's orchestrated public protests against himself, burning his own effigy on the streets of Berlin; sat on pavements holding cash out to passers-by (a process he calls "reverse begging"), and launched his own crocheted currency, the Knitcoin.

A day after honoring a Cuban-American orchestrated work stoppage to protest 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez's removal from the home of his Miami extended family last weekend, a pair of Cubans who are best friends -- Livan Hernandez and Vladimir Nunez -- yesterday resumed doing what they do best: pitch.

Street protests, whether orchestrated or spontaneous, are shaking the very foundations of our allies.