Sentence examples for was protesting because from inspiring English sources

Hareem Ghani, a 19-year-old History student from King's College London said she was protesting because: "The education fees have systematically stigmatised working class families.

"I was protesting because this water is leaking down," he said, adding, "We are severely sick and tired".

Michelle Jankowski, 30, from Rugeley, said she was protesting because services at the hospital were "desperately needed".

She said she was protesting because Conservative polices had led to a direct deterioration in her family's life.

After IRA was founded, in 2008, authorities dismissed the organization, and scoffed that Biram Dah Abeid was protesting because he wanted to be regarded as important.

Gonzalo Verde, 35, who was among several Argentines carrying a long "Free Tibet" banner, said he was protesting because "the people of Tibet do not have the right to express their opinions or their religion".

So food industry trade associations are protesting because customers aren't buying red-labeled products.

I am protesting because I am tired, and embarrassed by the hypocrisy of Brasilia.

"I'm protesting because I want a decent home," said Maria Pier de Britto, a maid.

"We are protesting because we want to live," said Hassan Hilal, an Amal resident.

Farmers in drought-stricken Karnataka are protesting because water from the river is being diverted to the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu by order of the Supreme Court.