Sentence examples for protest locations from inspiring English sources
His TV programme, which is accessible via satellite in Saudi, is organising protest locations and revving up viewers to participate.
In an emailed statement to its staff, the United Nations' security department said "there could be violence [on Monday] on a large scale... staff should avoid government offices" and other protest locations.
Other published reports say the poem called for citizens to take a stroll, the same language used when organizers of the Jasmine protests urged demonstrators simply to walk around protest locations rather than demonstrate, carry signs or perform other acts that would identify them as dissidents.
All of the main TV channels interrupted their regular programming to carry dramatic live relays from protest locations across Cairo, and there was no mistaking their political slant.
Tahrir Square, and several other key protest locations around the city, are blocked off by Egyptian security forces.
Using turnout estimates of 400 and 450 from two of the 814 protest locations in the United States, he concludes, "[t]hat probably means a few thousand people participated nationwide".
Even though "Black Lives Matter" is an inclusive term extending beyond any single victim or protest location, it was only the the third-most popular keyword on Twitter from June 2014 through May 2015, the report said. .
But Ms. Chablis of Southland said: "Others who have protested other locations have come to love us.
Maybe, then, it wasn't so shocking that a cadre of Southern Methodist University professors protested the location of the George W. Bush presidential library on campus.
Dutch republicans have been given permission by police to protest at specific locations.
Catherine Jones of Berkeley, Calif., suggested that The Times delve deeply into the historical backdrops of Occupy protest sites in locations — like the Bay Area and Boston — that previously have served as "historic incubators of movements for civil liberties, workers rights, racial justice, etc".
