Sentence examples for protest coordinated from inspiring English sources

The protest, coordinated closely with the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) and combined with arguments made by industry, learned societies and others, staved off cuts and secured a flat-cash settlement.

Their protest, coordinated by the pro-biotech and pro-open science campaign group Sense about Science, and backed by the Institute of Directors, follows Lochhead's announcement earlier this month that he plans to use new European Union rules allowing governments to formally opt out of a new policy to permit far greater GM crop production in Europe.

Dina was one of several hundred people who gathered on a Molyvos village beach on the north of Lesbos as part of a citizens' initiative #safepassage protest coordinated by the Sea Scouts of Molyvos.

Moreover, they warned that the protests coordinated by the A.F.L.-C.I.O. could be mounted against other Chinese companies with close ties to the government.

The protests, coordinated by Fight for $15, which represents the workers and is backed by the Service Employees International Union, underscore an effort to lever the political power of 64 million low-wage workers across the country.

On a rain-dampened morning, the widespread May Day protests coordinated by Occupy Wall Street got off to a relatively slow and calm start in New York, but by 11 a.m.

Mr. Alekseyev, who spent this year's protest coordinating from an apartment — his father was recently found to have cancer, he said, and he could not risk being jailed as a repeat offender — said previous years were bloodier.

Nor is Turkey currently at a peak protest moment, as in the Gezi Park protests during June of 2013, so blocking Twitter's protest coordinating potential isn't the point here either.

In a news release, she said that the plot of the film "sounds like Nemo meets Don Corleone".' The protest is coordinated by the New Jersey group, the Italian-American One Voice Coalition, a national network of groups that protest defamation and negative stereotyping of Italian-Americans in all media -- from the large and the small screen to radio, commercials, games, magazines and newspapers.

The protest was coordinated with other anti-nuclear demonstrations across the country.

The protest was coordinated by the Service Employees International Union, which represents some security officers, janitors and other service workers, including Branch.