Sentence examples for have protested on from inspiring English sources

Some 22,000 people have protested on his website about his change of heart on wiretapping.

None of these three women attended last week's rally, but all have protested on behalf of asylum seekers before.

Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio growled that they should have protested on the Senate steps, where House bills have gone to die since the Republicans took control.

They still wield significant power, and this is the first time since the revolution that they have protested on such a large scale.

Perhaps Italian designers have been nudged by the growing disgust of ordinary women who have protested on the streets about the sexed-up, underage protégées of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

The merchants wield significant power, and this is the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, in which they helped overthrow the shah, that they have protested on so large a scale.

They had protested on Tuesday by sitting cross-legged, chanting and unveiling a banner on Tiananmen Square.

I've protested on behalf of writers who were imprisoned and tortured because of their work.

In 1970, tens of thousands of women had protested on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

"It's over," said Yıldırım Yıldıray Dundar, a 34-year-old postman, who said he had protested on the bridge all night.

A Baltimore police officer told me members of PETA had protested on Rogers Avenue, but they had packed up earlier in the afternoon.