Sentence examples for unplanned protest from inspiring English sources

The tight production continued right into the thunderous final night, with fiery speeches by the activist preacher Rev. William Barber II and John Allen, a retired four-star general; Chelsea Clinton's daughterly testimonial; and, finally, Mrs. Clinton's big acceptance — which was met with some unplanned protest in the hall that did not, however, derail her address.

The bill imposes fines of $125,000 a day on student unions that defy its provisions, and student leaders shown to support unplanned protests can be fined up to a maximum of $5,000.

The unplanned protests, which took place in major Jordanian cities following noontime prayer, aimed to show the public's dissatisfaction over these price hikes and accused the government of corruption.

"It's the first time in Turkey's democratic history that an unplanned, peaceful protest movement succeeded in changing the government's approach and policy," said Sinan Ulgen, the chairman of the Center for Economic and Foreign Policy Studies, a research group in Istanbul.

But the largely unplanned, spontaneous protests, and the media attention they have commanded, have demonstrated something new: the existence of large numbers of young, educated, urban potential voters who will no longer tolerate a largely unaccountable, unresponsive political elite and bureaucracy incapable of performing the most fundamental tasks.

A spokesman for London's Metropolitan Police described the demonstration as "an unplanned anti-austerity protest," according to The Evening Standard.

Although Mr. Obama called the assault "an act of terror" the next day, his spokesman and other senior administraiton officials continued to describe it as unplanned and part of a protest outside the American diplomatic mission.

Tarek was "trying to save lives" in response to calls for a doctor at the protest, during their unplanned stay in Cairo.

My protest was messy and unplanned not because I had put less thought into it but because every day I try to fit myself into the box that society has made for me and at times I just can't take it.

Marx and Engels protested that such an unplanned uprising on the part of the Communist League was "adventuristic" and would be suicide for the Communist League.

"Throwing all these things together may be quite risky – they might have no choice, but I worry about a social reaction: not protests or demonstrations per se, but riots or things like that, which are far more sporadic and unplanned".