Sentence examples for case protested from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leydon, who was taking time off from his job to fight the case, protested.

Career prosecutors working on the case protested a Justice Department decision last year to scale back its request for the companies to finance the national stop-smoking campaign, to $10 billion from $130 billion.

Genetically modified foods are perhaps the most controversial example of how food is manipulated, discussed and, in this case, protested at the molecular level.

A recent Supreme Court case protesting such discrimination (Wall-Mart v. Dukes) was rejected, implying that women still don't deserve fair pay.

This case about communication as an aspect of political strategy is followed by the B case, which raises issues about how elected officials should respond to interest groups-in this case, protests led by neighborhoods aggrieved by the fire station closings.

Stanford rape case: Protest planned at graduation.

After learning of Doe's case, Smith protested the school's actions and eventually joined in Doe's suit.

"In the Mars Hill case they protested all the time that they didn't do a thing," Stewart says.

Human rights groups were holding up her case to protest the government's treatment of Internet dissidents.

The tragedies in Tunisia, Kuwait and Lyon made the case for protesting against these murderers even stronger; defiance is the best form of remembrance.

This is not, we are to understand, a case of protesting too much: you don't go around invoking Cheney unless you really mean it.