Sentence examples for protests opened from inspiring English sources
The disputed election and subsequent protests opened a breach in the government's leadership that has only widened over the summer.
The protests opened a passionate debate about whether the violence had harmed the cause or helped by putting the story on the front page.
Forty-odd years later little has changed although the 1988 protests opened the doors to restricted tourism and conscription and forced labour have become the norm.
On Sunday, the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, which is just off Tahrir Square and which served as an embattled backdrop during the protests, opened its doors again, and museum workers handed roses to the few visitors who came to see its treasures.
Mr. Saleh's forces and the bands of plainclothes thugs who support them have repeatedly, over those many months of protest, opened fire with live rounds.
A Black Lives Matter demonstration last summer in Dallas protesting the police killings of black men in Minnesota and Louisiana descended into chaos when a sniper unaffiliated with the protest opened fire on police, killing five officers and injuring nine.
On Thursday night in Dallas, a Black Lives Matter protest in the wake of those deaths descended into chaos and tragedy when a sniper, unaffiliated with the protest, opened fire on police officers, killing five and wounding seven.
Whatever your opinion of Chief Spence, there's no denying that recent media reports have sharply changed the public perception of her protest, opening her up to increasingly harsher criticism.
In the build-up to those protests, open evidence of splits in the leadership emboldened reform-minded intellectuals and students to step up demands for political change.
She said that if their protests open people's minds to the possibility of life without nuclear weapons, then "yeah, it was worth it".
The NRA's retraction came just a day after one of the groups behind these protests — Open Carry Texas (OCT) — issued harsh words against the statement.
