Sentence examples for relentless protest from inspiring English sources

It's been a dogged, rowdy, and relentless protest and it seems to have worked.

It allowed leaders to stage relentless protests, sit-ins and marches that would force their opponents to do things against their own will.

IRAN'S brittle but brutal regime is being squeezed from within by the relentless protests of the opposition and from without by the threat of more sanctions unless it backs down over its controversial nuclear plans.

The word abortion was never uttered, nor were there any recriminations against the anti-abortion groups that for nearly two decades had tried in vain to put him out of business through relentless protests and an array of legal actions.

The Bolivian hydrocarbons law was passed against a backdrop of relentless protests by labor groups, miners, teachers and indigenous people against the government's policy of opening the natural gas sector to foreign exploration.

Would we be forced to face the insidious nature of institutional racism without the relentless protests of the past several months?

After six years of relentless protests against fracking, the findings of the state Health Department's report confirmed what activists have been saying all along: That the potential environmental consequences the threat of flammable water, dangerous hydrocarbon emissions near drilling sites, radioactive waste are too costly for the state to ignore.

We now have a Liberal government majority the same one that was turfed out just a year and a half ago under a sickening cloud of corruption and sleaze and months of relentless student protests.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The relentless cycle of protest and crackdown in Syria over the last four months appears poised to enter a new phase in the coming Muslim holy month of Ramadan, with activists planning to capitalize on religious rhythms to hold nightly demonstrations despite fears of an even harsher government reaction.

His defiance was as relentless as the protests.

Like the Women in Black or the women of Argentina's Plaza de Mayo, who made it a routine to take to the streets when their government shut out their voices, we must be relentless in our protests.