Sentence examples for process protest from inspiring English sources

Within the formal nominating process, protest politics have followed Bernie Sanders and emphasized class.

Critics accused him of trying to hijack the democratic process through protest pressure tactics.

Re "Move to Outsource Teacher Licensing Process Draws Protest," by Michael Winerip (On Education column, May 7): The educator preparation community knows that graduates could end up teaching anywhere and that we need a nationally available assessment to measure readiness to teach at the novice level, an ability not documented by existing licensing exams.

A union contract could allow us to set clear standards, as well as a process to protest unfair disciplinary actions and termination.

Today: Muslim rebels in the Philippines make a goodwill gesture to preserve peace process, thousands protest against power cuts in Ghana's capital Accra, Poland's air pollution is some of the worst in the EU, and former captives of Nigerian militant group Boko Haram reunite with their families.

Today: Muslim rebels in the Philippines make a goodwill gesture to preserve the peace process, thousands protest against power cuts in Ghana's capital Accra, Poland's air pollution is some of the worst in the EU, and former captives of Nigerian militant group Boko Haram reunite with their families.

In the process, everyone protested a bit too much.

A recent month-long study found that 72% of the paper's health-care stories were on politics, process or protests.

Savage was referring to an incident that occurred in Utah airport, where a father pulled off his son's T-shirt to speed up the screening process, despite protests by the TSA official that this was not necessary.

The second matter here goes to the State Supreme Court's interpretation of certain terms in the state statute governing election "contests;" there is no question here about the state court' s interpretation of the related provisions dealing with the antecedent process of "protesting" particular vote counts, which was involved in the previous case, Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board.

The process of protests of local residents was fast to appear, and it was professionally supported by architects (Figure 1).