Sentence examples for was protested from inspiring English sources
noun
A formal objection, especially one by a group.
- They lodged a protest with the authorities.
18th 1967, although it was protested from several quarters.
The Board published notice of Citicorp's application, which was protested by ADAPSO, and set it for formal hearing.
The decision was protested by Turkey, but the protest was not upheld.
The exhibition, held at the O'Hare International Exposition Center, was protested by thousands of demonstrators.
(But even this does not always work: Mr. Franco's invitation from U.C.L.A. was protested for its lack of gravitas).
That proposal was protested strongly by Adolphe Godin de Lépinay, baron de Brusly, an engineer who had studied the isthmus.
The rare appearance by a Cuban official before a federal agency was protested by two Florida lawmakers.
Catholicism was protested against for being corrupt, hierarchical, distancing and disinterested in the needs and specificity of local communities.
He was protesting about electoral fraud.
