Sentence examples for protest recognizing from inspiring English sources

Obama has taken more of an agency view of human rights, emphasizing such rights as freedom of expression and the right to protest, recognizing that human rights reform can only come from below and not imposed from above.

Moments before the gunfire, Muhammad Aslam, a 44-year-old paramedic who was part of the medical team that arrived at the protest, recognized Manzoor Ahmad Shan, a political science teacher, in the crowd.

Then on April 15, he was one of the few incumbents to show up to the first Tea Party protests, recognizing that an anti-Obama wave was building in Texas.

Protest is recognized in many of Söderbäck's [ 19] categories of engagement such as avoidance and forced engagement.

Some users can also contribute greatly to reporting actual events; for instance, the citizen journalism of the events during the 2009 Iranian election protests was recognized by several major media outlets.

Does our willingness to protest the bad behavior of the government and corporations distract us from protesting (or even recognizing) our own personal financial behavior?

In fairness, though, most viewers, not recognizing the protest, wouldn't see any anti-labor slight.

Within an hour of the protest, Yale administrators recognized they had a problem.

From the nation's beginnings, Americans have recognized protest as a hallmark of democracy and freedom.

It's very disturbing to individuals who are attempting to peacefully protest, and we recognize that," Browne told reporters by telephone.

Black Lives Matter is also resisting in solidarity with Native American advocates protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline, recognizing we have to protect what is sacred to communities of color whether it be our land or our bodies that are directly affected.