Sentence examples for trigger a protest from inspiring English sources

This could stir South Korea's militant trade unions into action, and popular disgust at the IMF terms could trigger a protest of the sort South Korea thought it had outgrown.

Sony Music and MTV have apologised after a Japanese pop group appeared on primetime television wearing Nazi-style uniforms, triggering a protest from a Jewish rights group.

That triggered a protest to the secretary from Marshall P. Adair, president of the outfit that still calls itself the American Foreign Service Association.

The main pilot union SNPL will start discussions with the airline's bosses after plans to cut 2,900 jobs at the struggling airline triggered a protest on Monday with executives having their shirts torn from their backs.

A Vladimir Putin-backed motorcycle club called Night Wolves - sometimes portrayed as Russia's Hells Angels - has triggered a protest in Poland.

That move triggered a protest by fans at Ibrox on Friday before and after the abandoned game against league leaders Hearts.

But Lawler also understood why the sign has triggered a protest movement.

The gruesome killing on Saturday triggered a protest by teachers and students of the Rajshahi University, blocking a major road and demanding immediate arrest of the killers.

The gruesome killing triggered a protest by teachers and students at the university, who blocked a major road and demanded the immediate arrest of the killers.

The administration's initial statements suggested it was triggered by a protest against the anti-Islam film "The Innocence of Muslims" at the consulate's gates -- when later reports said no such protest occurred.

A state visit by President Trump triggers a nationwide protest dubbed "Orange Wednesday" that encourages mockery of the new Potus by mimicking his Wotsits hue.