Sentence examples for that have protested from inspiring English sources

More recently, the environmental costs of development have been highlighted by the discontent of tribal populations that have protested large mining and industrial projects in several states.

However, as The New York Times reported, "neither the Branch Davidians nor right-wing 'militia' groups that have protested the Government's handling of the Davidians were believed to have the technical expertise to engage in bombings like the one today".

The 28 schools are part of a growing movement of schools across the country that have protested the use of standardized testing, saying it forces them to abandon creative and stimulating lessons to focus on material in the tests.

Dr Fadi Al Khankan of the Syrian Expatriates Organisation claims that medical students that have protested against the regime have been prevented from receiving their certificates and that medical personnel had been targeted by security services.

But it has also found itself under fire from a growing list of interest groups, schools of thought and entire nations that have protested its message (as they see it), its morals (as they interpret them) and its philosophy (assuming it has one).

How far do you keep the level of tension and uncertainty?" And so the Hail Marys continued outside the tent here — from representatives of the half-dozen or so downsized parishes that have protested the loudest — until Bishop Galante and his concelebrants proceeded in to begin Mass.

"The Smithsonian has been seriously damaged by this," said William Dobbs, spokesman for Art Positive, a group that has protested the decision.

But the move was immediately denounced as discriminatory by the main group that has protested the rules at the holy site.

On Monday, however, government forces shelled and raided two poor, mostly Sunni Muslim neighborhoods that had protested, killing around 30 people, according to activists.

In 2012, Putin returned to the Presidency determined never again to trust the West or the urban middle classes that had protested against him.

Sierra Weaver, an attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Centre, said the decision was a victory for more than 100 towns that had protested against the drilling plan.