Sentence examples for risk protest from inspiring English sources

Cuts in teaching budgets would affect all universities and risk protest from the families of bright children who were denied places.

The executive director of the Utah Gun Owners Alliance, who apparently regarded listening to the vice president under the watchful eye of the Secret Service as high risk, protested against giving up her weapon.

The leaders calculated that they needed to engineer economic growth of 8% a year or risk protests that could lead to an overthrow of the party.

This is not a low-risk protest vote".

Tibetan activists, who have traditionally relied on high-risk protest tactics, are now adding to their arsenal the more low-key but potent tools of noncooperation and direct intervention: they're boycotting Chinese businesses and institutions.

But is there a serious risk of protest?Since March 26th the retail price of diesel has risen by more than 3% and gasoline by 5%.

General elections in Europe may put a stop to the rise of the far right Wishful thinking perhaps, but if Brexit didn't teach our European friends that the only thing necessary for the triumph of rightwing demagogues is for good people to risk a protest vote, then maybe Trump's victory will have.

If the crew said no, they risked another protest and hours of wasted footage.

You've put our jobs at risk" - protested outside parliament as the Treasury select committee questioned four former top bankers over their role in the financial crisis.

Organisers seemed wary of the risk of protests, which have also dogged many of Obama's speeches this year.

But this was mostly on paper, the police trying to obey instructions from above without risking another protest on the streets.