Sentence examples for protested a change in 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.

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.

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.

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.

PHOTOS: Billion-dollar movie club Meruelo executives said Wednesday they also intend to keep the old-school hip-hop format, which should cheer fans of the station who earlier this year launched a social media campaign, Save KDAY, and collected signatures to protest a potential change in programming.

European and American protests require a change in policies, not government.

Just over a year ago, students and 20-somethings around France took to the streets to protest an incremental change in the rigid labor code.

It may be that these latest protests have marked a change in the relationship between the Kremlin and crowds.

After hearing 24 witnesses -- 13 civilians and 11 police officers -- over three weeks in a case that had ignited protests and prompted a change in police procedure, the panel refused to indict Officer Michael J. Davitt in the death of William J. Whitfield, 22, in a confrontation in Canarsie on Christmas Day.