Sentence examples for without any protests from inspiring English sources
He said some of Mrs. Clinton's supporters had publicly insulted Mr. Giuliani, without any protests from her. "Gimme a break," Mr. Teitelbaum said.
Indeed, Telenor was able to buy majority control of Bangkok telecom firm United Communications back in 2005 without any protests by Thais about foreign investment into the sector (Telenor already owned 25% of the firm and increased its stake to 86%).
It is being built on Jerusalem's former municipal car park, where every day for nearly half a century, thousands of Muslims, Christians and Jews parked their cars without any protest whatsoever from the Muslim community".
When I realised that was happening, I immediately asked them to get out – which they did, without any protest.
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Confidence in your abilities allows you to be able to effectively carry out your duties without fearing any protests.
These were Pan-Orthodox decisions - repeatedly expressed for a period of over two years, without any dissent or protest whatsoever!
Libyan guards at the Benghazi compound and other witnesses told journalists working for The New York Times as early as Sept. 12 that the streets outside the mission were quiet in the moments before the attack had begun, without any prior protests.
A reader, Steve Bowen, picked out this passage from an article by David Kirkpatrick last Tuesday: "Libyan guards at the Benghazi compound and other witnesses told journalists working for The New York Times as early as Sept. 12 that the streets outside the mission were quiet in the moments before the attack had begun, without any prior protests".
The report closely tracks the human suffering disclosed in the important documentary film, "Sugar Babies", pulled under mysterious circumstances in 2008 from the Miami International Film Festival, without explanation or any protest by the festival's supporter; the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Captain Kathleen Reder, one of two counsels representing Cadet Meester, said that without any overt protest, Cadet Meester could not have known he was acting against Marie's will.
