Sentence examples for whose protest from inspiring English sources

So whose protest was this, really?

However, for Yemen's pro-democracy activists whose protest camps have been facing artillery bombardment for the past two weeks, Awlaki's death means little, if anything.

A mention of Bob Dylan, whose protest songs disappeared early in his career as he turned his gifts to the surrealistically personal, is an easy way to inflame Mr. Bowser.

On Wednesday at 8 p.m., the Tunisian singer-songwriter Emel Mathlouthi, whose protest songs were banned on Tunisian radio, will perform at Florence Gould Hall, French Institute Alliance Française, 55 East 59th Street, Manhattan; $25, $20 for members.

The business interests of Comcast and the News Corporation were brought to light in a lawsuit by Barry Nolan, a Comcast employee whose protest of Mr. O'Reilly cost him a $200,000-a-year 200,000-a-year 200,000-a-year

The man whose protest saw Donald Trump rushed off the stage by Secret Service agents has said the Republican nominee's supporters turned on him when he held up a sign reading: "Republicans against Trump".

If carried out by saboteurs, the attack would mark another turn in an uprising whose protests have largely remained peaceful.

He entrusts the job to Sister Jamison, whose protests that Cody is too difficult a case he refuses to hear.

And a community being destroyed by new developments and whose protests are brutally suppressed by the police.

(Many of the riders on the bus are the parents of young people whose protests eventually spurred the administration's action).

The hard core of the fighters has been the shabab — the young people whose protests in mid-February sparked the uprising.