Sentence examples for prime protest from inspiring English sources

The groups initially were denied demonstration permits by the city, but yesterday it backed off and said it would guarantee them prime protest sites.

"I do not think hip-hop is in any way past its prime," protested Peter Connoly, president of wordwide marketing.

The defence minister said the explosion might have been caused by a mine laid by North Korea during the Korean war, from 1950-53.After tweekseks of mass anti-government demonstrations in Bangkok by red-shirted supporters of Thaksin Shinawatra, an exiled former prime minister, protest leaders held televised talks with Abhisit Vejjajiva, the present prime minister (above).

"My government had the toughest start of all Bulgarian administrations in recent times," comments Plamen Oresharski, the new prime minister.The protests were sparked by a string of dodgy appointments by the new government.

Sean Devlin says he is facing charges for resisting arrest and obstruction of justice because he wore a T-shirt to a campaign stop with the prime minister, protesting the Conservatives' lack of action on resettling Syrian refugees.

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In 2011, during a libel case against the Daily Mail, Caplin denied ever having had sex with the ex-prime minister, protesting she was not "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".

After Tuesday's announcement of a new prime minister, some protest leaders were cautiously positive.

Hours after the protest, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki ordered a delegation to travel to Basra to address the problem.

But I think this must be the most prime time for protest in the history of civilisation.

He became foreign secretary in December 1935 but resigned in February 1938 to protest Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy.