Sentence examples for protested a change from inspiring English sources

The Russian police raided Kristall, the nation's biggest vodka maker, to restore order after workers at the Moscow plant protested a change in management.

They also protested a change to their recommended six-month moratorium on permits for exploratory wells in water deeper than 1,000 feet.

21) with a group of Occupy Cal protesters who have been conducting a 'study-in' since Thursday evening to protest a change in library hours at the Anthropology Library in Kroeber Hall on the UC Berkeley campus.

The demonstration on Wednesday was called to protest a change in election law that critics said was meant to extend the mandate of the current Parliament.

"Patients should not be used as pawns in a series of scare tactics to protest a change in a payment," said Richard Berkowitz of Skokie, Ill., who said he was repeatedly pressured when he recently visited his dialysis clinic to sign a petition protesting the cuts, even though he routinely does dialysis on his own at home.

About 1,000 higher-end black car drivers in NYC were able to get the company to change policies after protesting a change that would require them to drive for lower wages with UberX.

4 43 p.m. | Updated Just weeks after hundreds of independent filmmakers protested a scheduling change for two award-winning independent film series on PBS, the broadcaster said Wednesday that it would move both series, "Independent Lens" and "POV," to a Monday night slot and begin promotional efforts to recover viewers who were lost this season.

Last year, the police watched as thugs sexually assaulted women who protested a referendum to change the way the president is elected.

The ruins are the work of 250 crab fishermen who went on a rampage on May 3 to protest a sudden change in federal policy that transferred some of their crab quotas to neighboring lobstermen and to an indigenous group.

First, you had several thousand teachers, firefighters and state employees blaring the song from the State House steps in December 2006 to protest a suggested change to pension and health benefits.

United Kingdom archaeologists are protesting a recent change in the licensing of excavations that requires the reburial of any human remains found in England or Wales.