Sentence examples for respond to protests from inspiring English sources

Without countervailing international pressure, governments will be tempted to respond to protests with violence and repression.

But it has stirred debate, online at least, about how the party should respond to protests and other forms of public pressure.

Americans have grown used to seeing police respond to protests with tear gas, carrying automatic weapons and sniper rifles, and riding in vehicles that would not look out of place in Baghdad or Aleppo.

The government tends to respond to protests in one of two ways: it imprisons activists, or it puts slave owners in jail, only to release them within days and close the cases.

They live in the Stone Age, and a deep reform in that institution because of the way they respond to protests during the tournament would be the best legacy the World Cup could leave".

Even as pop icons such as Beyoncé delve into politics and respond to protests such as the Black Lives Matter movement, Syms doesn't believe art can change the status quo for black people in America.

The debate over how to respond to protesting students was part of a continuing struggle over economic and political change.

To respond to protest: Gap, which is abandoning its new logo in recognition of an outcry on Facebook and Twitter and the creation of a viral parody site.

"There's this giant middle ground about how to respond to protest," but it hasn't been explored, he added.

In response to numerous injustices against the artistic community, Madonna has launched Art For Freedom, a global digital initiative created to spark ongoing discussions about free speech, and respond to protest persecution internationally.

When the U.S. imposed sanctions on him in May 2011, the Treasury said Hafez Makhlouf had a "leading role in responding to protests in Syria," including the deadly crackdowns on protesters from the first days of the uprising.