Sentence examples for protest triggered from inspiring English sources

The programme for the late-night Steve Reich Prom consisted of two big works of protest triggered by the nuclear crises of the late 20th century.

The protest triggered a new and now mainstream critique of everything from performative femininity to the objectification of women, beauty ideals and domestic labour exploitation.

The first mass protest, triggered by blatant vote-rigging in Moscow in the December 4th parliamentary elections, gathered some 7,000 people and was followed by police clashes with the activists.

Turkish police have fired water cannon and tear gas near Taksim Square in Istanbul during a protest triggered by the funeral of a teenage boy wounded in anti-government clashes last year.

That 1958 march marked Britain's first postwar expression of mass protest, triggering a major national Easter event over the next few years.

A wave of protests triggered by the massacre put President Enrique Peña Nieto under acute political pressure.

He has recently been released on bail, but the protests triggered by his arrest continue.

Mark Wade, the sustainable-development manager at Shell, said those protests "triggered our understanding of the importance of building relationships".

Over the weekend, anti-Japanese protests, triggered by a dispute over uninhabited islands in the East China Sea, led to violence and rioting.

Nasheed resigned as president in February after losing the support of the military and police during widespread protests triggered by the secret arrest of a senior judge.

He resigned as president in February after losing the support of the military and police during widespread protests triggered by the secret arrest of a senior judge.