Sentence examples for protest model from inspiring English sources

A top priority in the permanent protest model has to be defending and strengthening protections for dissenters.

However, it took it 50-plus years for its protest model to bear fruit in anything but an incremental way, and even this could not have happened without the technological assistance of television.

Today's organization has yet to depart significantly from the protest models of the past.

In May last year, a large crowd of people – estimates varied from 100 to 300 – gathered in Wisbech's main park, for a "static protest" modelled on similar recent events in Boston and nearby Spalding.

Hamas, ever sensitive to any challenge to its authority, moved swiftly to neuter the threat by at first hijacking the demonstration and then violently suppressing activists who attempted to turn it into a rolling protest modelled on other Arab uprisings.

As they sipped their brews Donnachadh McCarthy and Steve Routley mused about what else they could do to raise the profile of the issue and came up with the idea of a direct action protest modelled on those of Dutch campaigners in the 1970s.

The country's leaders, anxious about Internet calls this year for protests modeled after the revolutions in the Middle East, have carried out a broad crackdown on liberal intellectuals.

Mr. Sadr's ability to galvanize his followers to fill the streets -- on vivid display Saturday -- is part of his power over Mr. Maliki, who has recently faced antigovernment protests modeled after those in Tunisia and Egypt.

Mr. Ai was the most prominent of hundreds of people detained since China intensified a broad crackdown on critics of the government in February, when anonymous calls for mass protests modeled after the revolutions in the Arab world percolated on the Chinese Internet.

There's been outrage, recently, at the corporatization of protest: the model and reality-television star Kendall Jenner starred in a widely reviled advertisement for Pepsi, released earlier this month, in which she joined what appeared to be a Black Lives Matter march and then gamely offered a can of soda to a police officer.

After the military laid out a plan to hold on to significant power long after the election of a new Parliament, a new protest movement modeled on the one that brought down Mr. Mubarak has sprung up around Tahrir Square to demand a swift handover of power.