Sentence examples for regulation of protest from inspiring English sources

Mature student Daniel Hamilton's robust complaint about the violence that followed the student fees march identifies a key issue at the heart of the regulation of protest: what distinguishes a peaceful demo from direct action?

A group of prominent college leaders quickly wrote a letter to the secretary of labor protesting regulation of internships, assuring they took "great pains to ensure that students are placed in secure and productive environments that further their education".

And when the world outside asks him what he wants he tells them and they tap back to him that what he wants is "against regulations" and his frantic tapping cry of protest is met by a shot of morphine.

"We find it totally unacceptable," said Jonathan Todd, spokesman for the European Union's commissioner in charge of financial regulation, Frederik Bolkestein, who is drafting a letter of protest to Washington.

In Seattle, environmentalists dressed up as exotic sea turtles to protest the poor regulation of fishing fleets, but the demonstrators in Miami will be unemployed union members dressed as themselves, protesting the absence of basic labor standards in the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Australian mines were also rated as facing a "high" level of risk associated with potential environmental regulation and the impact of protests and activism.

Like Britain, it protests against EU regulation of things like olive-oil jugs in restaurants and argues that "ever closer union" in Europe has gone far enough.

After a storm of protest and warnings from regulatory authorities it later agreed to fully implement European regulations and pay all "reasonable expenses".

A storm of protest erupted.

Letters of protest poured in.

A considerable number of protest responses may cause selectivity bias; consequently, we used models excluding protest zeros.