Sentence examples for protests of increasing from inspiring English sources

Aside from a nascent student movement, which has held protests of increasing defiance in recent weeks, the middle and upper classes seem largely resigned about the outcome of a referendum that is less about specific issues than Mr. Chávez's resilient support among the poor.

Fast forward to 2009 and citizen gatherings called "Tea Parties" began in protest of increased government spending, one of the first was held April 15, 2009 a few blocks from the original Boston Tea Party.

This muted the protests, but at the cost of increasing the delays.

The 1969 fire raised public awareness of potential hazards posed by the plant and led to years of increasing citizen protests and demands for plant closure.

Whether it is aiding the coordination of protests or increasing transparency of governments, the exchange of information has huge benefits.

The French embassy closed French schools in the capital on Monday and urged French nationals to stay indoors because of "increasing number of protests, which could take a dramatic turn".

Suhr has been the subject of increasing criticism and protests over his handling of police-perpetrated fatalities and a scandal involving a series of racist text messages exchanged between officers in the department.

His protest of the increasing commodification of art is just as relevant today and an assembly of artists wish to honor his vision at Brooklyn's the Flux Factory.

While Washington and Riyadh have wanted Mr. Saleh to step down in the face of months of protests and increasing violence, there was no agreement Tuesday on how to proceed while he is in the hospital here.

In March 2011, when the regime responded to a first wave of protests by increasing public-servant pay, Mr. Yazigi scolded the government for political "gifts" that would impose "a severe drain on the Treasury and create serious inflationary risks".

Rather, the growing number of protests and increasing political dissent in sub-Saharan Africa - whether tolerated by respective governments or not - could yet be an indication of a mature democracy.