Sentence examples for express strong protest from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, China summoned the Japanese ambassador in Beijing to "express strong protest and stern condemnation" over the cabinet members' visits, said Hong Lei, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, expressed "strong protest and outrage" and demanded an investigation into why there was an attack on the compound of the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), a well-known location in Gaza marked with blue UN flags.

"The Chinese government expresses strong indignation at the Japanese leader's trampling on the feelings of the people of China and the other war victim nations, and the open challenge to historical justice … and expresses strong protest and serious condemnation to Japan, Chinaa's foreign ministry said in a statement.

American Ambassador Julian F. Harrington prepared a note expressing "strongest protest" to the Panama Foreign Ministry against desecration of the embassy flag "which was flying in honor of Panama's Independence Day".

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"We express our strong protest and condemnation over the Beijing authorities luring Panama into breaking ties with us, oppressing our diplomatic space to maneuver and harming the feelings of the Taiwanese people," the statement continued.

"Songs have been a natural medium for expressing strong emotions and political protest for centuries, and here in Wales there is a long tradition of ballads with a strong social and political theme," he said.