Sentence examples for protests of note from inspiring English sources

When the government decides to build or expand an airport, there are no public hearings or any public protests of note.

Firstly, there have been no protests of note, nor riots.

No protests of any note have taken place in China since calls for Middle East-style demonstrations were first published on an American Web site two months ago.

Of note, the protests have stemmed the flood of left-wing criticism of Obama, giving liberals a voice and a new scapegoat for their discontent at perceived centrist policies.

Many observers of the student protests of the nineteen-sixties noted those movements' Oedipal aspects.

It's this minority, not the allegedly spiky-haired masses, who are of note and who could instigate protest.

All men between the ages of sixteen and sixty were required to join, over the protests of Armaments Minister Albert Speer, who noted that irreplaceable skilled workers were being removed from armaments production.

Nonetheless it should be noted that the protests of 1956 were not motivated by anti-communist ideology; the workers' demands were mostly of an economic nature, centering around better work conditions rather than any political objectives.

In response, the anarchists are certain that it's only a matter of time before the mass protests return, noting an increasing number of young people, disillusioned with the impotence of the opposition, joining their ranks.

Mr. Mihaileanu noted that the release of his film coincides with the massive protests of the Arab Spring.

None of them resigned in protest, I note in passing.