Sentence examples for rising protest from inspiring English sources
A convenient culprit for the rising protest that church and state faced from the 15th century to the 17th.
Poverty ensures a loud voice in politics for anger and envy, which blur into bigoted nationalism.A rising protest vote in Poland has turned a small-farmers' movement, Samoobrona, into a leading political party.
Still, "this is the most significant rise in activism I've seen in years," said Yoshitaka Mouri, a professor at the Tokyo University of the Arts, who has been following the rising protest culture.
5.22pm GMT Guardian US social media editor Katie Rogers (@katierogers) has more on a reported police crackdown on a One Billion Rising event in Cambodia: Reader Sangiec sent report of police clamping down on a One Billion Rising protest in Cambodia a bit earlier.
Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) Sea of brollies as @BiancaJagger addresses #1billionrising on global action to end violence against women pic.twitter.com/tBUeouL2aH February 14 , 2014Updated at 3.53pm GMT 3.16pm GMT Cambodia This report of police clamping down on a One Billion Rising protest in Cambodia has come in through the Guardian Witness account.
Recognition of such problems means that, in parallel with the rising protest, a pro-reform movement has been gathering strength, claiming that the reform proposal offers an opportunity to properly evaluate the situation of Italian science.
Rising protests and, eventually, bloodshed ensued.
The scores were released amid rising protests against the tests.
After 23 years of exile in Switzerland, he returned in 1989 amid rising protests against the FLN.
The piece, "Muzzled in Jharkhand," says that state is dredging up old cases against them because it is "unable to deal with rising protests against land acquisition".
BOLIVIA: COCA PROTESTS President Hugo Banzer canceled a trip to Japan in order to deal with rising protests by coca farmers, who are blocking roads across the country.
