Sentence examples for protesting potential from inspiring English sources

[Free] People dressed in black will walk across the Brooklyn Bridge at 4 p.m. as part of a "funeral march" protesting potential hospital closings in Brooklyn.

More than 2,000 people protesting potential cuts to the national health care system staged a sit-in on Westminster Bridge in London on Sunday afternoon, blocking traffic on one of the city's busiest bridges, The Guardian reports.

Construction on the Dakota Access pipeline was halted in North Dakota in December, after months of confrontation between law enforcement agencies and a coalition of Native Americans and environmentalists protesting potential damage to water resources and tribal sites.

A funny ten-year-old gets in on the postcard campaign to protest potential budget cuts to New York libraries.

In 2013 he led an American antiwar delegation to Syria to protest potential U.S. military action against the Syrian government's alleged use of chemical weapons.

Some factory workers at Foxconn - an affiliate of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry - have also protested potential lost wages as hours get cut.

The "Circle of Protection" comes in the wake of a period when many faith leaders protested potential budget cuts to poverty programs by fasting during the Christian season of Lent.

Hundreds of activists plan to converge on congressional Republicans' winter retreat in West Virginia to protest potential cuts to the social safety net, including a recent Trump administration policy allowing states to enact Medicaid work requirements.

Teachers union officials said Thursday that some of their members would not report to work at Los Angeles Unified School District campuses this morning and instead would engage in civil disobedience at the district headquarters to protest potential budget cuts.

He has vowed to raise taxes on the wealthy to finance early childhood education, has railed against the Police Department's stop-and-frisk practice and has even been arrested while protesting the potential closing of a Brooklyn hospital.

My bet is on the people who didn't disappoint me, who rejected the corrupt Mubarak regime and who are already protesting a potential monopoly of power by the Muslim Brotherhood.