Sentence examples for protest because of from inspiring English sources

However, on Wednesday the government directed citizens not to gather in protest because of the risk of further violence.

The museum was temporarily closed for around four hours on Thursday during the protest because of "visitor safety reasons".

Another member of the same committee, Rashid Azzawi, said Sunday that he had resigned in protest because of the way the disqualifications had been carried out.

In 1887 The Judgment of Paris caused another storm of protest because of its rejection of all conventional attributes and its naively direct conception.

All said they came to protest because of the provisions about the role of the military in its constitutional ground rules.

Certain people protest Prism because it's a violation of privacy, and others protest because of its potential to expose their greatest fears and most discomforting questions.

I'm registering a protest because for someone of my Hamiltonian/National Greatness perspective, the two parties contesting this election are unusually pathetic.

But the government bans Tibetan protests because of its "one-China" policy.

But after an intensive investigation, the eight-member Charter Committee rejected the protests because of a lack of evidence".

For Islam Ismail, the people in Tahrir Square were not protesting because of any claim to popular legitimacy, but because the state's security services had mobilized them.

On Thursday, India Against Corruption, the activist group headed by Anna Hazare, also canceled Mumbai protests because of Mr. Thackeray's health.