Sentence examples for protests list from inspiring English sources

Smith wanted the activist to name students who were going on protests, list the vehicles they travelled in to demonstrations, and identify leaders of protests.

As of Thursday evening, hundreds of cities in the U.S., Canada and even parts of Europe had protests listed.

If an establishment allowed unaccompanied women through the door, or if an investigator could get a girl to switch tables with the help of a waiter, or if female patrons were thought to have tough appearances, too much makeup, or unacceptably short dresses, the place would be added to the committee's Protest List.

The protest list theme explained consequences of bad working conditions at the ED.

At one occasion when the situation was very pressing a protest list was sent to both the media and the employer at the same time.

Our Walmart organized a national campaign, with each protest listed on blackfridayprotests.org.org

Some private landowners and energy companies have protested listing the Gunnison sage grouse as endangered, fearing that will result in federally imposed limits on how they use their land within the 1.7 million acres the agency has proposed as critical habitat.

This week, new rallies and in some cases urban encampments are planned for cities as disparate as Memphis, Tenn.; Hilo, Hawaii Minneapolis Baltimorere; and McAllen, Tex., according to Occupy Together, an unofficial hub for the protests that lists dozens of coming demonstrations, including some in Europe and Japan.

Tea-party planners are now using the planned attendance of Fox News hosts to promote their protests and listing Fox News contributors as "Tea Party Sponsor[s]" on their website.

Thais have taken to the streets recently to protest the listing of a big brewer on the stock exchange, the privatisation of an electricity firm and suspected corruption in government, but not the overall direction of the economy.Even the heated debate over co-operation with the IMF and other meddling foreigners seems to have lost much of its resonance.

I leave you with a protest song, listed in the collection as being "in very bad shape," and noting that someone has stitched the pages together with string (Sally maybe?), a tune that the Hemingses may have heard roving bands of anti-royalists sing in the streets of Paris before they left to return to Monticello.