Sentence examples for has long protested from inspiring English sources
The offshore industry has long protested against the charge that it facilitates the theft of Africa's natural resources.
While Armstrong has long protested his innocence, retroactive testing found EPO in six of Armstrong's urine samples from the 1999 race, according to the report.
One of the accused Salim Durrani, from an Indian royal family who has long protested his innocence, said "prison and torture brought us all together".
Russia has long protested the plans for a missile defense system, which would station radar equipment and 10 interceptors in Poland and the Czech Republic.
At home, Mr. Bush risks angering the right wing of his own party, which has long protested any buildup in Chinese arms.
Moscow has long protested American plans to build a radar site in the Czech Republic and to deploy 10 interceptor missiles in Poland, arguing that the system could target Russia.
Such consciousness is championed by those who have long protested the encroachment of consumerism into parenting.
Haitian-Americans have long protested against the different treatment accorded Haitians and Cubans.
Those who lay claim to Muir's philosophical inheritance have long protested the commercial development.
Sacramento supporters argue that some Seattle fans are perpetuating the system they had long protested against after the Sonics departed.
