Sentence examples for protested noting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker protested, noting the building's exterior design is strongly horizontal, but the office insisted.

On its Web site, the Hong Kong Journalists Association protested, noting that only Thursday, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, speaking at a news conference in Wenzhou, had insisted that the "investigation into the accident should be open, transparent and monitored by the public".

After the walkout, parliamentarians continued to discuss the issue of New Zealand detainees on Christmas Island, whose treatment opposition politicians have protested, noting that some detainees had only committed relatively minor crimes like shoplifting and driving offenses.

Dickerson protested, noting the committee was even at odds with Trump, who had said he would allow a transgender person in any bathroom at his signature Manhattan property Trump Tower.

But he also says he does not encourage the protests, noting that they could invite an even harsher crackdown.

He also says he does not encourage the protests, noting that they could invite an even harsher crackdown.

But he also says he does not encourage the protests, noting they could invite an even harsher crackdown.

Mr Murai, a former pilot, was undeterred by their protests, noting that with most of them over 60, the industry risked dying out anyway.

But in late May the United States issued a warning about the Gujjar protests, noting that roads and trains could be affected and urging Americans to keep low profiles.

About a week later Lee McPhail, the A.L. president, upheld the Royals' protest, noting that only the bat should have been removed from the game, and that Brett's home run should have stood.

He repeated calls for an end to disruptive strikes and protests, noting that Tunisia was already straining under the burden of more than 471,000 refugees from the civil war in Libya.