Sentence examples for permanent protest from inspiring English sources

With permanent protest in mind, let's turn back to the question that this column began with.

He is playing the permanent protest game and is doing his part to maintain political vigilance.

Since the protests began, Wall Street has become a virtual permanent protest zone, ringed by steel fences and heavily policed.

But many are hostile (or at best indifferent) to any "right" to set up permanent protest camps.

A top priority in the permanent protest model has to be defending and strengthening protections for dissenters.

On a vacant lot facing the American diplomatic mission here, he has erected the Jose Marti Anti-Imperialism Plaza as a permanent protest against Washington.

Leaders of some of the tens of thousands of street protesters — originally young people but now Yemenis from all segments of society who have set up permanent protests camps in cities throughout the country — said they suspected that Mr. Saleh could wiggle out of the deal at a later date, and try to extend his 33-year rule.

Markin, 44, was a key supporter of a semi-permanent protest camp in Odessa against the current Kiev government that was burned to the ground on Friday before fighting moved to the nearby trade union building.

At a hearing last month, counsel David Forsdick repeated the mayor's stance that he could not envisage situations where he would agree to a semi-permanent protest camp on the site.

Undeterred, protesters walked laps around the area before holding a people's assembly and setting up a semi-permanent protest encampment in a park on Liberty Street, a stone's throw from Wall Street and a block from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

UK anti-abortion organisations have taken an increasing number of cues from US anti-choice campaigners: recent years have seen the spread of twice-yearly clinic vigils to the UK, while many abortion clinics have near-permanent protests outside them, causing great distress to clients and staff.