Sentence examples for protested the introduction of from inspiring English sources

When four hundred women protested the introduction of segregated buses in the city, they were pummeled with stones.

In 1983, she protested the introduction of nuclear cruise missiles to Michigan.

And yet, Sarah Percy-Davis, the chief executive of the London-based Association of Art & Antiques Dealers, whash has long protested the introduction of artist resale royalties as creating a burden on association members, stated that while "damage is difficult to measure, [c]ertainly, at the upper end of the market, damage has been negligible, and no one has been put off from buying or selling".

Kamble's lawyer, Vinay Vora, protests the introduction of this precedent.

Labor shortages in export zones have meant that workers have not tended to protest the introduction of more machinery.

Though genetically modified crops have been produced and sold for years in the United States, consumer groups in Europe have been protesting the introduction of so-called "G.M. foods" and fears about them are beginning to be heard in this country.

HONG KONG — Thousands of people took to the streets here on Sunday to protest the introduction of Chinese national education in Hong Kong schools, a day after the city's education minister warned that such demonstrations would not stop or delay the process.

Hundreds of thousands of people protested against the introduction of cruise missiles into Britain.

Democracy activists did well in the 2004 elections, which were held just one year after hundreds of thousands of residents had protested the planned introduction of stringent internal security legislation favored by Beijing.

People are protesting against the introduction of water charges, which can cost households more than €500 (£390) a year.

Cityca Photographers have been out in force this week protesting against the introduction of a new law on 16 February 2009, which it is claimed makes the photographing of police officers a criminal offence.