Sentence examples for which protested from inspiring English sources

The Liberal party, which protested against means testing then, complains about an unsustainable budget now.

Dani Sordo finished second, for the Citroën team, which protested the VW team's battery use during the multiday event.

The measure is strongly opposed by organized labor, members of which protested Tuesday as the Senate prepared to debate amendments.

Matthews, who played under the pseudonym Mrs. Graham, belonged to the so-called rational dress movement, which protested against garments that restricted movement of the body.

The group includes members of the Occupy movement, which protested the role of global capitalism by camping out at cities in several countries.

Now I was putting those feelings onto these translucent sheets, which protested with a faint crackle every time I advanced the carriage.

For example, the American Small Business League, which protests the diversion of federal contracts for small business to large corporations, sided firmly with the other hand.

He has also endorsed a movement called Enough of Feeding the Caucasus, which protests against the theft of state funding but which critics see as xenophobic.

In particular, we focus on the ways in which protesting asylum seekers embody borders and border control, making dis-located borders visible in spaces where citizens do not see them.

I was raised in a small, obscure religious community in which protesting was a regular thing.

The "take a knee" movement ― which protests racial injustices, especially police brutality against people of color ― was started last year by Colin Kaepernick, then a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers.