Sentence examples for protesting aspects from inspiring English sources

Batya Lewton, 80, the president of the Coalition for a Livable Upper West Side, spent more than two decades protesting aspects of the Riverside South project.

BEIJING — Three Tibetan monks in central China set themselves on fire this weekend, raising to 15 the number of suicides in the last year by Buddhist clergy members protesting aspects of Beijing's rule in Tibet.

PAGE A4 SELF-IMMOLATION IN TIBET Three Tibetan monks in central China set themselves on fire this weekend, raising to 15 the number of suicides in the last year by Buddhist clergy members protesting aspects of Beijing's rule in Tibet.

In the past year Republican officials, including some in Senator John McCain's campaign, have formally protested aspects of MSNBC's coverage as biased, charges NBC News executives have denied.

The protest aspect of both Buddhism and Jainism, especially the opposition to Brahmanic orthodoxy, had now been taken over by the Tantrists and the bhakti cults.

Those who have long protested this aspect of his plan were marginalized and ignored in both the corporate media and the Obama campaign.

Protest zero bidders respond with zero WTP or WTC because they protest some aspect of the CV scenario, and not because they had zero welfare loss from the floods.

The Voortrekkers traditionally have been depicted by English historians as economically backward people who left the Cape Colony as a protest against aspects of British rule, especially the ban on holding slaves (implemented after 1834) and British reluctance to take further land from the Xhosa for white settlement.

Happy protesting!

"I wasn't protesting," Roth protested.

Keep protesting.