Sentence examples for protest operation from inspiring English sources

Seasoned activists Martin Henderson, Michelle Rodriguez and Andre Benjamin (who gets all the best lines) are unfurling banners from cranes and organising their protest operation.

Superintendent Lawrence Hobbs of Sussex Police said: "As we have said from the very start of this protest operation, we are more than happy to facilitate peaceful protest, but those who are intent on criminal action will be arrested".

Immigrant rights advocates gathered outside the federal courthouse in downtown Tucson to protest Operation Streamline, a program inaugurated in 2005 that prosecutes immigrants who cross illegally with a criminal offense rather than a civil one.

The costing took place in the second year of ProTEST operation.

It is one of the longest-running and best organized protest operations in the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and it has turned this once anonymous farming village into a symbol of Palestinian civil disobedience, a model that many supporters of the Palestinian cause would like to see spread and prosper.

Arizona wasn't the only place protesting Operation Streamline on Tuesday -- a coalition of immigrant rights activists in Texas also called for an end to the program, saying it strains the justice system and wastes taxpayer money.

If the military sent in tanks to clear the protest, the operation would be a bloodbath.

But the Macedonian Slavs took to the streets to protest an operation they saw as aiding the rebels.

Temelin's two units, which are years behind schedule and way over budget, have faced fierce protests from local environmentalists as well as Austrians who have blocked border crossings to protest its operation.

Roberto's father adamantly, and unsuccessfully, opposed his son's sterilization, and went so far as to secure a priest to protest the operation.

On 19 June 1992, during the European indoor leg, U2 played the "Stop Sellafield" concert in Manchester, alongside Kraftwerk, Public Enemy, and Big Audio Dynamite II, to protest the operation of a second nuclear reactor at Sellafield.