Sentence examples for and protested to the from inspiring English sources

The Russian government denounced the charges against Bout, and protested to the Thai Ambassador in Moscow.

They did not want to go to the police about it, and protested to the artist only.

Take Steven Rebenstorf, who flew his Confederate flag above a pre-race tailgate and protested to the Associated Press: "The Confederate flag has nothing to do with slavery, it has nothing to do with divisiveness.

Savage said he also learned more that will inform his reporting in the future, but he was still frustrated by the experience and protested to the press office the next day.

This emphatic statement was made to-day [July 12] to a Herald reporter by Mr. P.C. Knox, Secretary of State, as the answer of the American Government to despatches from European and especially French sources, alleging that the United States had intervened in the Moroccan situation and protested to the Berlin Government against the establishment of a German naval base at Agadir.

Manager Tony Pulis was furious and protested to the officials as the players went off at half-time.

In declaring most of the campus a "non-public forum" and in limiting petitioning, pamphleting and protesting to the designated free-speech area, it cites the need to prevent "substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the college".

McCay, Monash and Colonel Harry Chauvel were all disappointed at being passed over for the command, and protested to Birdwood and the Australian government, but to no avail.

The Spaniard continued to harangue the photographers, and even protested to the umpire, but he kept focus and survived a Murray match point to level at 5-5.

The UK and Gibraltar protested to the European General Court.

The Foreign Office expressed "serious concerns" over the sale of the rifles last year and Britain protested to the Austrian government.