In Georgia, where the State Senate has passed legislation toughening the penalty for obstructing traffic, Worth Bishop, a volunteer for the anti-Trump movement Indivisible, said the proliferation of protest-related bills took aim at the First Amendment.
Under the circumstances, I would not characterize Rockland's proliferation of protests, town meetings, civic actions and lawn signs as a quaint identity crisis over preserving the vestiges of rural life.
But the proliferation of protests and the predominantly youthful crowds seemed to indicate that Mr. Navalny had succeeded in broadening his movement beyond the more than 80 cities that took part in demonstrations in March.
In addition to the proliferation of protests during the Unlikely Historians era, there was a spate of hijackings and a general lack of airport security.
Now, we are more divided than ever before and the proliferation of protests around the country since the election of Donald Trump is a clear indicator of that division.
The ruling, by the Kyoto District Court, is one of the first court decisions in Japan to address a recent proliferation of street protests using hate speech against ethnic minorities, usually Koreans and Chinese.
A proliferation of non-voters and protest movements suggests there are plenty of such people.
His series "Marriage à la Mode," "A Rake's Progress," "A Harlot's Progress," the "Four Stages of Cruelty," and the unfinished "Industrious and Idle Apprentices" were loaded with observation not only of human beings but of objects and their ecology, as if he were using his own proliferation of comic images in protest against waste of time, talents, life, and pride.
The end of protest is the proliferation of ineffective protests that are more like a ritualized performance of children than a mature, revolutionary challenge to the status quo.
Parents of students from the city's schools have united with parents from suburban districts, including Scarsdale in Westchester County, to protest the proliferation of standardized tests.
