Sentence examples for take protest from inspiring English sources

One goal is to take protest outside Minsk, where antipathy toward Mr. Lukashenko is widespread, into the country, where his support is strongest.

However, some decided to go a step further than holding a concert in Wembley and were determined to take protest actions to the summit door.

But there are at least two sources of concern for those theories that take protest to be the function of blame.

[Daily News] Occupy Wall Street plans to take protests to Lincoln Center and to rally against police brutality.

Strikes are spreading, and a union of resort workers could soon take protests to atolls where foreign honeymooners doze on the beach, blissfully ignorant.

Parisians don't take protesting lightly.

He talks to The New Yorker's David Remnick about the transformations in his own life, and about taking protest to the political stage.

Flustered guests nervously took protest leaflets as they went past.

A student has taken protesting to the limit after being infuriated by a parking fine.

The most recent issue that took protests to the streets was the government's non-renewal of Radio Caracas Television's (RCTV) broadcast licence.

Most visitors seemed to take the protest in stride.