Sentence examples for robust protest from inspiring English sources

The deeper reality is more significant: that of an increasingly sophisticated, intellectually robust protest movement, mixing idealism with pragmatism, that is fast playing catch-up with the forces of multinational capital.

During my visit to Belgrade, the Red Berets, a special-operations police unit that protected the Milosevic family and that itself may become a target of the Hague tribunal, staged a robust protest.

Do whatever you can to be heard loudly in resistive, resilient and robust protest.

Such robust protests were legitimate if directed against a dictatorship, he said, but couldn't be tolerated in a modern democracy.

Contributing to the spirit of turmoil, the Occupy Wall Street movement is expected to inspire a robust turnout for protests against the Group of 20 in nearby Nice.

It is fair to surmise that Fifa won't be losing too much sleep about how Russia's anti-gay laws and robust stance on suppressing protest will fit with its "handshake for peace" and anti-discrimination rhetoric.

When they enjoyed enormous, double-digit leads, Tories began to dream of achieving the dramatic swing required to put them firmly in power with a mandate robust enough to withstand protests and unpopularity when they start to cut spending.

The spiraling violence of the protests and a robust response by soldiers and police officers led Mr. Abhisit to declare the state of emergency.

Other temples across the country have been less robust under pressure from the protests groups and no longer hold interfaith marriages.

The spiraling violence of the protests and a robust response by soldiers and police officers led Mr. Abhisit to declare a state of emergency on Sunday.

And the effort has been strangely low profile; there is no robust campaign of popular education, mass mobilization, protest, or direct action aimed at the EPA.