Sentence examples for protested that it does from inspiring English sources

But it has always protested that it does not want to do that, and will not keep doing it for long.

The Italian team, Luna Rossa, protested that it did not have time to implement these changes and staged a long boycott.

President Lyndon B. Johnson "angrily protested that it did not reflect 'pacification emphasis,' " In other words Masher somehow did not say "peace" to the world, Colonel Sieminski writes.

They also protested that it did not include an age limit for fireworks users, and did not give local governments the option of imposing their own bans.

It had repeatedly protested that it did not violate any European law, but US prosecutors say that is beside the point.

Marge claims that the word Ultimate makes everything worse, though Otto Mann protests that it does not affect the popular sport Ultimate Frisbee.

We don't protest that "it's all behind us now" when a bank robber is brought to trial.

Syria has repeatedly protested that it is doing what it can and that what trickle of insurgents may cross remains insignificant.

This summer, a network of nuns organized a bus tour to protest the budget, saying that it "doesn't pass the moral test".

When the Eiffel Tower was built, a gaggle of artists and writers protested that it had nothing to do with Paris.

But Badwan's self-imposed confinement has less to do with protesting the inhumane use of solitary confinement in prisons that it does with protesting the surrounding Gaza landscape she lived and continues to live in.