Sentence examples for affairs to protest from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers affiliated with the Grand National Party had been boycotting parliamentary affairs to protest the veto.

Last month, United States Senator Charles E. Schumer wrote to the secretary of veterans affairs to protest closings or service reductions at veterans hospitals in Manhattan, upstate Canandaigua and Montrose, in Westchester County.

Mr. Manford and other members of the Gay Activists Alliance had interrupted the affair to protest the news media's coverage of issues important to gay men and lesbians.

The affair has led to protest marches in Copenhagen and Karachi, and a wave of disapproving e-mails to Danish embassies.

John Edwards, John Ensign, and Mark Sanford gathered together to protest that their affairs barely registered despite the fact that one of them engaged in bribery, one of them abandoned his state in a time of need, and one of them had a love child with a campaign worker.

This time, people have gathered as Egyptians to protest their country's affairs, away from any form of sectarianism.

Anti-World Cup protesters in Sao Paulo join forces with transit union workers to protest against their government's handling of public affairs.

A Web site, ircarmy.com, says the group was established "to protest U.S. and Israeli interference in our internal affairs" and "the distribution of false news".

Arab affairs analyst Magdi Abdelhadi explains why people have taken to the streets to protest again and what the outcome of their action could be.

Issa Qaraqe, the Palestinian minister for prisoner affairs, said 24 prisoners in administrative detention began hunger strikes on Tuesday to protest their incarceration and to show solidarity with Mr. Allan.

Mr. Sommer and Mr. Brown are not the first to protest against adoption of a Clausewitzian framework to describe international affairs in the digital world.