Sentence examples for paths of protest from inspiring English sources

He was aware other bands including U2 and Radiohead had trod similar paths of protest in the past.

SCARING THE VOTER -- In a revamped stump speech, Mr. Bush predicted Mr. Kerry would follow "the easy path of protest and defeatism," adopt "a policy of weakness" and "a strategy of retreat" and act against terrorists "only after America is hit".

Thunder initially takes the non-violent path of protest and politely sits down in the lobby of the sheriff's office.

"We will continue on the same path of protesting peacefully until our demands for a more representative government is met and against widespread corruption".

The path of violent protest in Bil'in and Nil'in has proved to be a cul-de-sac, with ever-harsher measures taken by the army response and ever-increasing scepticism from those on the Israeli street.

What prevents us from taking the path of civic protest?

Specifically, direct intervention from the central government is merely one element of the causal path to protest success, and it is the co-presence of central government's direct intervention and the support from central state-sponsored media that forms a sufficient condition for protest success.

Historically, anger is the tinder of protest, often the only path to reform.

The difficult path of merging innovative protest, social movements and electoral parties is the only viable way forward.

"We transformed the angst and pain of protest, and are now embarking on a path toward progress together," Nixon said.

Although this procedure is more efficient than other planarization approaches, it still introduces considerable overhead due to the chain of protest messages, and it may result on the use of unnecessary longer paths (see Figure 1).