Sentence examples for protests established from inspiring English sources

Sharpton's protests established the context.

ProTEST established a VCT and other ProTEST services, and included chest x-rays as part of their process for TB screening.

At the 2015 protests at the University of Missouri, protesters established a "media-free zone".

Though London film studios may protest, establishing a large movie studio rather than just a TV studio in Manchester would be another key step toward a British Hollywood.

In 1979, after a series of legal hearings and protests from established interstate bus companies, he got his interstate commercial permit, according to interviews he gave.

But as Thomas Franks argued 15 years ago in his book The Conquest of Cool, counter-culture types who consider themselves cool for protesting the established order are falling for a con job perpetrated by that very establishment for the express purpose of getting them hooked on "hip consumerism".

The largest protests in Madrid were scheduled for late afternoon, including a march that is due to end in Puerta del Sol the downtown square that was the scene last year of a lengthy, student-led protest against established political parties and other institutions because of their failure to prevent the economic crisis from deepening.

Revivalism in its modern form can be attributed to that shared emphasis in Anabaptism, Puritanism, German Pietism, and Methodism in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries on personal religious experience, the priesthood of all believers, and holy living, in protest against established church systems that seemed excessively sacramental, priestly, and worldly.

The largest one, in Madrid, began peacefully at 6 30 p.m. and was due to end in Puerta del Sol, the central square that was the scene last year of a lengthy, student-led protest against established political parties and other institutions and their failure to prevent the economic crisis from deepening.

The three-judge panel said in the ruling that the Koreans needed to protest under established gymnastics rules while the competition was going on, which they did not, and changing a result after it had ended was too dangerous a precedent without any evidence of fraud or impropriety.

Two miles away, in Chistye Prudy park, a different New York-themed oasis has recently been set up: Moscow's own Occupy Wall Street (OWS), named Occupy Abay after the famous Kazakh poet Abay, whose statue has become the centre of the protest camp established last week by anti-Putin activists.