Sentence examples for trigger protests from inspiring English sources

Such moves will trigger protests from Ataturkists.

It is possible the disclosure of the results could trigger protests.

His arrest could trigger protests by his supporters who have previously clashed with police in the Indian ocean archipelago and who say the charges against him are politically motivated.

If Britain was to raise tariffs on ham, for instance, it would trigger protests and formal dispute claims from not just European ham producers, but those all over the world.

In an interview, Andrew Scott, professor of economics at the London Business School, said, "I always thought the government was going too far too fast, and that it would trigger protests that would make the cuts more difficult".

Some worry that RCTs could even trigger protests and violent reactions from the families of patients and their communities.

Salaries that should be sending come-hither signals are ending up with rentiers instead, and the unfairness can trigger protest, as it has in San Francisco.

Simmering anger triggered protests in Serekunda, with demonstrators calling for Jammeh's resignation.

Her plight caused such outrage across the country it triggered protests in several cities.

The rape allegation triggered protests and led to a ban on the service in Delhi.

In February Shell posted profits of $27.6bn£14bnbn), triggering protests from union leaders and green groups.