Sentence examples for repeatedly protested from inspiring English sources

American officials have repeatedly protested their detention, saying the accusations of espionage are groundless.

Aamer has repeatedly protested against the possibility of forced repatriation to Saudi Arabia.

Mr. Wu, a feisty peasant, had repeatedly protested against the chemical factories and the local officials who protected them.

Having repeatedly protested his innocence, Mr Huhne pleaded guilty on February 4th; brows furrowed, commentators lamented the damage this did to MPs' public standing.

Kadyrov himself has repeatedly protested he has no connection to the assassinations and yesterday said Estemirova's killers "must be punished as the cruellest of criminals".

The US has repeatedly protested over the suppression of unrest during the past few months and urged Assad to reform or step aside.

However, his obsessive detective work may cost him everything, including the friendship of his best friend and frequent sexual partner, Digger, who, he repeatedly protests, is not his girlfriend.

The Giuliani administration and Housing Works had been at odds for at least two years, with the city contending in 1998 that the group mismanaged public funds, and Housing Works repeatedly protesting administration policies and claiming the mayor had made it difficult for people with H.I.V. or AIDS to obtain public assistance.

"I did tell Barbara Stanley, repeatedly!" Reed protested.

It reached a peak in late summer, when tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets repeatedly to protest plans to introduce a patriotic education program extolling the Chinese Communist Party.

In May Vice President Roxana Baldetti resigned after it was alleged that her private secretary was the mastermind of the fraud ring, known as "the Line," but hers was only one of many high-level resignations over the coming months, as tens of thousands of Guatemalans took to the streets repeatedly to protest corruption in Pérez Molina's administration.