Sentence examples for purpose of protesting from inspiring English sources

CORE's activities began with a sit-in at a coffee shop in Chicago in 1942 for the purpose of protesting segregation in public settings.

"According to the agent, my traveling to the United States for the purpose of protesting didn't constitute a valid reason to cross," he said, adding that he had been photographed and fingerprinted.

"The bill also contains three exemptions in which the provisions of this bill would not apply to colleges: located in a foreign country that is a state sponsor of terrorism, when the boycott is connected with a labor dispute, or when the boycott is for the purpose of protesting unlawful discriminatory practices".

Don't go with the purpose of protesting or preaching about anime being bad.

He said: "If there is a protest, then the purpose of protest is to bring your grievances to the attention of as many people as possible".

The injunction refers only to "persons entering or remaining on the campus and buildings of the University of Sussex for the purpose of protest action (without the consent of the University)".

The injunction banned students from "entering and remaining on the campus and buildings of the University of Sussex for the purpose of protest action" without the university's consent.

Mr McCluskey said the purpose of protest was "to bring your grievances to the attention of as many people as possible".

As a child of the 1960s, I comprehend all too well the purpose of protest.

Following a national demonstration at the university last week, university management obtained a court injunction prohibiting anyone from "entering or remaining on the campus and buildings of the University of Sussex for the purpose of protest action (without the consent of the University of Sussex)" until September 2013.

But the pattern is the same: An artifact of resistance offered up by the consumerist Hollywood machine is taken up for the purposes of protest.