Sentence examples for understanding of the protests from inspiring English sources

Taking a closer look at these other actors will help provide a better understanding of the protests in general.

To achieve a better understanding of the protests, three approaches of social movement theory are applied: First, the framing approach by Blumer [26], who emphasized that movements concerned with existing problems arise only after pressure groups are successful in framing the issue as a social problem that can be influenced by public collective action.

The study aims for a better understanding of these protests.

"This decision to order mass arrests demonstrated a lack of understanding of the right to protest," said retired judge John Hamilton upon delivering his decision this week. .

Thanks to strenuous efforts by the Communist Party to erase memories of what happened (see article), many in China now have only a dim understanding of the history of the protests in Tiananmen Square and the nationwide unrest they triggered.

In China, residential demolition to acquire land is regarded as one of the "troika" mass incidents.2 Given this background, investigating anti-demolition protests can deepen our understanding of the forces that drive successful protests in China.

Though comparative case studies do not possess the kind of generalizability manifested in statistical analyses, when compared to existing single case studies and small-N analyses (e.g. Zhang 2005; Yu 2012; Cai 2010), this study can deepen our understanding of the factors that shape protest success (Cress and Snow 2000).

As a former unionist, Mr Motlanthe has a thorough understanding of the intricate issues which fuelled the protests in the mining sector, including the tragedy which led to the killings of 34 miners in a bloody clash with the police in Marikana in August, correspondents say.

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Crucial to understanding the protests is the political roller coaster of post-independence Bangladesh.

"In our view, our understanding of the background to the policing of protest in London would be assisted if we were able to study this report".