Sentence examples for decisive protest from inspiring English sources

"All that remains for us is lawful but decisive protest".

Russia, which has in recent years forged closer ties with North Korea, said the launch could not but provoke a "decisive protest", adding Pyongyang had once again demonstrated a disregard for norms of international law.

East Germany's own revolutionaries — the dissidents and Protestant pastors who led the decisive street protests in fall 1989 — had no intention of uniting their newly liberated country with the mighty Federal Republic.

MOSCOW — Voters in Abkhazia, the separatist enclave in Georgia, have re-elected President Sergei V. Bagapsh by a decisive margin, amid protests from the Georgian government that the vote was invalid.

Iranian retaliation was swift and decisive: "Iran lodged a protest over the issue with Egypt," Reuters says.

The riot police moved in hours after Moscow gave Ukraine $2 billion in aid for its crippled economy that it had been holding back to demand decisive action to crush the protests.

Around 100 former Occupy Wall Street protesters gathered in downtown Manhattan to reminisce on the fifth anniversary of their movement, which spurred international protests – if not decisive action to counter the growing divide between rich and poor.

The events appeared to mark a decisive turn in four days of protests that have shaken Libya, a North African nation rich in oil.

Mr. Blair is determined to appear decisive, aware of the power of popular protest in Britain to bring down governments.

"The energetic protest of Cardinal Ratzinger was decisive in removing Kurt Krenn from the list," said one of the officials, who worked at the Vienna Archdiocese at the time and who declined to be identified because the procedure is confidential.

The military appeared eager to use exemplary, decisive force against a group of protesters in the misguided belief that this might help to deter further disruptive protests.