Sentence examples for are protesting that the from inspiring English sources

The men are protesting that the swipe cards mean central government will take all the receipts and no local person will see anything.

Nationalists said they were protesting that the killer, who has still not been publicly identified or found, was enjoying impunity.

Tibetan exiles had been protesting that the train would unleash a flood of Chinese immigrants and destroy their environment and culture.

The N.F.L. is trying to counter all this fun with Brett Favre's return to Green Bay this weekend, although Favre is protesting that the game doesn't mean anything special.

Smith, a senior, says she is protesting "that the government's priorities are not on bettering the quality of life for all of its people, but rather on expanding its own power".

Soon, however, he's protesting that "the era of War Communism is over and the Cheka [secret police] should have changed.

For the last five months some of the detainees are protesting that they spent six years there.

Too much, however, should not be credited to Peisistratus; it has been protested that the relationship between local and city cults in Attica was always one of reciprocity and dialogue.

Soon the girls on the block were protesting that spin on the familiar double standard.

"But I say to people who have been protesting that we are not the real target.

Some mourners said they were protesting that Abu Salem is not included in the official charge sheet, reports not possible to immediately confirm.