Sentence examples for protested that while the from inspiring English sources

Bosniaks protested that while the world's largest steel company, ArcelorMittal, was praised for sponsoring the giant £19.1m Orbit sculpture for the Olympics, the company has refused to honour an agreement to finance a memorial for Bosniaks in Omarska.

It was while protesting that war on his first day of college a year ago that Yousef Akel, who raised lovebirds and adored his older brother Imad, was shot dead by Palestinian riot-control police.

The Guerrilla Girls' famous poster protesting that while only 5% of the artists in the modern section of New York's Metropolitan Museum are women, 85% of its nudes are female is definitive in that way (the figure was still at 4%and76%6% when they updated the work in 2011).

James insisted that the House of Commons be concerned exclusively with domestic affairs, while the members protested that they had the privilege of free speech within the Commons' walls, demanding war with Spain and a Protestant Princess of Wales.

His organization has sent three representatives to this summer's 32-nation scouting jamboree in Sweden to protest that while European scouts do not ban gays the American organization does and should be condemned.

In mid-to-late 1904, Poundstone continued to lobby the General Board while C&R protested that the final determinant in a naval battle would be the light guns and in any case such a large uniform battery was not feasible.

Salary squabbles delayed the home opener as players protested that their contracts were for twenty games, while the season schedule was for twenty four.

The NHL quickly absolved the referees of blame, while Shore protested that he was in a dazed state and not conscious of his actions at the time.

Trump has protested that he "loves Mexico", while repeating and varying his charges.

Southerners accused Sherman of having endorsed the book, while he protested that he only endorsed its use as a campaign tool and had never read it.

In fact, some in the Obama administration suspect that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps or its leading religious leaders are betting that an escalation of the nuclear confrontation might distract attention from the protests that have rocked the government, while unifying the country against outsiders supposedly trying to suppress Iran's rise as a significant power.