Sentence examples for who has protested from inspiring English sources

Along with about 60 protesters, Richards joined Sadie Hernandez, a 20-year-old college student who has protested outside the Governor's Mansion in Austin for the last two weeks calling on Abbott to veto the budget measure.

Who has protested, and through what means?

He quoted the couple's other son, Moses, now a 36-year-old family therapist, who has protested Allen's innocence.

I have probably been through more ethnic profiling at airports than anyone who has protested the practice on television.

He proposes a new "Buffett" tax, named after the billionaire investor who has protested against the injustice of paying a lower tax rate than his secretary.

Even Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, who has protested louder than most at the squeeze on his department, has published a white paper on cutting procurement costs.

The people who have protested the renovation are not all "old-timers".

It was there in 1996 that Colonel Gaddafi's troops massacred 1,200 prisoners who had protested over living conditions.

President Toni Pearce said: "NUS stands in solidarity with those who have protested peacefully in opposition to cuts".

It's the latest arrest of top Brotherhood figures who have protested since the July 3 military ousting of President Mohammed Morsi.

Even students who had protested said they were resigned to losing the coach.