"They are trying to break through our political system, and this was a classic example," he said of the newspaper protest.
Indeed, senior central propaganda officials met to discuss the newspaper protest, among other issues, and called it a plot to subvert the party, according to a speech on a party Web site of Lianyungang, a port city in eastern China.
After the decision, some controversy erupted following an editorial in a local newspaper protesting the decision, and the state of Washington "has indicated that the name Tulutson Glacier will continue to appear on State products, although if the feature melts soon, as is anticipated, this may not be a great concern".
Players from the London Philharmonic Orchestra, among several signatories of a letter to a national newspaper protesting at the Israel concert, were suspended, generating a second level of heated debate which is still, if behind the scenes, working itself out.
She was suspended, and hit the front page of every British newspaper protesting her innocence.
He regularly wrote letters to the local newspapers protesting things like the use of public tax money to finance arenas for private sports franchises.
LONDON — A day after British lawmakers agreed to ground rules for a new press code, an array of newspapers protested on Tuesday against the attempt to impose stricter curbs on this country's scoop-driven dailies following the phone hacking scandal that convulsed Rupert Murdoch's media empire and much of British public life.
Their letter follows a delay ordered by David Cameron after newspapers protested that they were not consulted on the final version of the royal charter agreed with Hacked Off on 18 March.
Newspapers protested this violently.
which took out an ad in the newspaper to protest Obama's reelection.
