Sentence examples for protests emerged from inspiring English sources

Following the Rhodes' march, other protests emerged across South Africa to have similar statues taken down.

They argued that the outside institutions have been promoting the same unjust economic models against which the protests emerged.

Party cadres know that Beijing's leadership is largely composed of officials who have not been shy about using force when protests emerged.

Reports of spontaneous protests emerged not just from the southern half of the country (where Shias make up perhaps two-thirds of the population), but also from Sunni Muslim areas north of Baghdad, usually loyal to the Sunni-dominated government.

Similar protests emerged in May in Natal, a city in northeast Brazil, and this month in São Paulo, after the authorities raised bus fares by the equivalent of about 9 cents to 3.20 reais, about $1.47, prompting a wave of demonstrations that have grown in intensity.

Governments, from Egypt a few weeks ago, to Iran today, immediately shut connectivity down as protests emerged, speaking to the importance the technologies have.

Similarly, those who support the president, such as the notoriously hardline Ayatollah Misbah-Yazdi, will be doing their bit to ensure no such protests emerge.

But hardly can the country start to recover than reports of pro-Russian protests emerge from the country's south-east.

Protests emerge spontaneously and in a variety of guises.

The same, however, is true of dissidents across China.In the prosperous port city of Dalian last year a new form of protest emerged.

But the "no tell" part of the on-course protest emerged when no big recorded bets were transmitted by SP reporters after the day's Showcase race, the Tote Hurdle, won by Mercato at 8-1.