Meanings of ignite protests in English

Using street slang, he said his opponents living abroad were ready to order a "sacrificial murder" of a prominent person to ignite protests.

That and other fatal incidents ignited protests around the United States.

The parliament was reluctant to pass the austerity measure plan for fear of igniting protests.

Mr Floyd's death has ignited protests across the country.

Their arrival ignited protests by separatists who clashed with residents keen for the restoration of state authority.

It ignited protests and riots from New York to Los Angeles and the south, and then London, Berlin and beyond.

Earlier on Tuesday, Murdoch apologized in the paper for a cartoon that the Post ran that ignited protests from readers.

That ignited protests and cries of injustice across the United States as the case threw a spotlight on issues including race, profiling and vigilantism.

In the tense aftermath, Iran's military shot down an airliner by mistake, igniting protests at home and adding to pressure on Tehran from abroad.

Drilling by the company of the first well in the region in over a decade ignited protests from Argentina, which claims the British territory.

A grand jury's decision on Monday not to charge Wilson ignited protests in Ferguson and a riot that left buildings torched and stores looted.

Shot by self-appointed neighborhood patrolman George Zimmerman, Martin's death ignited protests across the country and a debate over controversial "Stand Your Ground" laws.