Sentence examples for protested interference from inspiring English sources

This is what the Yankees' principal owner said Monday in regard to the Mets' charge after their weekend series that Roger Clemens purposely hit Mike Piazza in the head with a 92-mile-an-hour fastball, and, to a markedly lesser degree, the protested interference call against Met first baseman Todd Zeile.

Iraq's communications minister has resigned to protest interference by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in the work of his ministry, another sign of disarray in the leadership.

At least one Democrat, Nancy Pelosi, the House Minority Leader, strongly protested any interference in the Iraqi election.

They rather protested against "interference by foreigners in their religious beliefs".One of the few public figures to voice support for Mr Mousavi and Mr Karroubi was Ali Motahari, a conservative MP known for his unorthodox opinions.

With three seconds to go in regulation, Burrows skated by Auger and protested the interference penalty, resulting in an unsportsmanlike minor and a ten-minute misconduct.

In May, judges across the country wore red armbands to protest official interference in the judiciary in another action organized by the club.

Small groups of Ahmadinejad supporters gathered outside the British and French embassies in Tehran, protesting at European "interference" in the elections.

Evidently, the freedom to assemble and protest peacefully without interference from the government goes a long way to providing an alternative to terrorism.

Reporters at The Montreal Gazette, The Regina Leader-Post and The Ottawa Citizen have withheld bylines from stories to protest perceived editorial interference.

Tisza resigned in 1890, protesting at alleged interference from the Austrian emperor, but to his death he retained political preeminence in his party.

Farhad Fakhreddini (pictured), the founder of the national symphony orchestra, quit his job in 2009 to protest against growing interference by Mr Ahmadinejad's government.