Sentence examples for which has protested from inspiring English sources

The move follows a campaign orchestrated by Greenpeace called 'Facebook: Unfriend Coal' which has protested against the company's reliance on coal power for its data centres.

Xtandi has drawn attention from the public interest group Knowledge Economy International, which has protested at the $129,000-a year list price for the treatment.

At another point, the activist asked whether a group known as Cambridge Defend Education, which has protested against tuition fees and education cuts, would be of interest.

The Bingo Association, which has protested about the earlier increase to 22%, said today "the fight continues to get bingo back to the 15% rate".

At the moment it is unclear whether the SDF, rather than the coastguard, may repel such a "grey zone" incursion.It is not only China which has protested at Mr Abe's changes.

At Greenpeace, which has protested both the Bush administration's environmental record and its policies in Iraq, John Passacantando, executive director of the group's United States operation, said he too was troubled by what he had learned.

Farhana Khera, executive director of Muslim Advocates, which had protested the blanket screening of citizens of mostly Muslim countries, said the new plan sounded better.

Justice Scalia referred to the apologies in a separate letter mailed on Friday to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which had protested the marshal's actions.

Human rights groups, which have protested at the preferential treatment granted to the Ritchies, launches a campaign condemning the adoption and promises to fight to have the order reversed.

The United Steelworkers, which had protested the Chinese wind power fund as part of a larger, 5,800-page trade complaint it filed with the American government on Sept. 9, said the administration's decision was only a first step in addressing a "vast web of protectionist policies" by Beijing.

The migrants have to then promise to stay in Xinjiang, a restriction against which some have protested.