Sentence examples for protesters worldwide from inspiring English sources

Much of its language echoes the work of the radical philosopher Slavoj Žižek, whose pronouncements on the collapse of capitalism have made him a darling of protesters worldwide.

America will have to cut tariffs and quotas for goods such as sugar (a big deal for Australia), dairy products (Canada) and catfish, footwear and textiles (Vietnam).Meanwhile, America's ambitions to agree on a "21st-century" trading regime, combined with the secrecy that cloaks the TPP talks, fuel the anxieties of anti-globalisation protesters worldwide.

A website called March4Me also matched protesters worldwide with a counterpart in Paris, and more than 28,000 people signed up.

More recently, thousands in Moscow have taken on the Putin regime demanding the same things as protesters worldwide -- a systemic change that will provide greater dignity, transparency, participation and access to opportunities.

The mask has been spotted at Occupy protests worldwide, including in London, where Julian Assange showed up wearing one but was told by the police to remove it under British laws banning public anonymity; in Paris, where masked protesters converged; and in Hong Kong, where protesters strung the mask on the bronze bull outside the stock exchange.

And this year, antiwar protesters spread the word worldwide about rallies on Feb. 15 through a daisy chain of e-mail.

Antiwar protesters in the United States and worldwide noted the foolishness of a rush to war without due cause.

As history would have it, he and his contemporaries started a revolution in art even as streets worldwide teemed with protesters amid war and rumors of war.

The Salt March to Dandi, and the beating by British police of hundreds of nonviolent protesters in Dharasana, which received worldwide news coverage, demonstrated the effective use of civil disobedience as a technique for fighting social and political injustice.

In fact, given that these protests were probably organized worldwide (no small irony there) over the Net, probably means the protesters sense of the Internet's future are probably even more accurate.

The protesters say Marriott, with 2,300 hotels worldwide and $10 billion in revenue last year, could easily give them all new jobs and offer counseling and other assistance, too.