Sentence examples for protested the invasion of from inspiring English sources

Many French were shocked, and his family protested the invasion of privacy.

Her life was threatened when she and some others protested the invasion of Iraq holding signs on a traffic island in Columbia Maryland.

Captain Bonenberger, a graduate of Yale who protested the invasion of Iraq before he joined the Army, had deployed to Afghanistan once before, as a lieutenant in 2007, but had not commanded a combat unit.

What was the point of it?" The civil liberties group's billboard went up in March after the arrest of Stephen F. Downs, a state lawyer who protested the invasion of Iraq by wearing a T-shirt at the Crossgates Mall emblazoned with the words "Peace on Earth" and "Give Peace a Chance".

After years of house arrest, he had fled Cambodia ahead of invading Vietnamese troops and was on his way to the UN to protest the invasion on behalf of the infamous Khmer Rouge, Cambodia's ruling regime.

In 1968 it organized demonstrations in Warsaw Pact capitals to protest the invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Just months earlier in the spring of 1970, there were enormous demonstrations protesting the invasion of Cambodia.

Where was Kennedy's call for liberals to take to the streets to protest the invasion of Iraq, as they had to end the war in Vietnam?

Along with the well-connected couple, we witness historic occasions: the first weeks of the fatwa against Salman Rushdie, the massive demonstration in London protesting the invasion of Iraq.

Blair, Gordon Brown, John Prescott (the deputy prime minister) and Robin Cook (the foreign secretary who resigned in 2003 to protest the invasion of Iraq), Labor's leaders, each come in for direct and often harsh criticism.

In 1969, the Serbsky Center (then called the Institute) claimed that Natalya Gorbanevskaya, a dissident who published a samizdat recording protesting the invasion of Czechoslovakia, suffered from a psychological affliction.