Sentence examples for ferocious protests from inspiring English sources

India's Border Security Force admitted that one of its soldiers might have shot an unarmed youth whose death set off ferocious protests across Kashmir.

Walker, who was re-elected for a second term in November, has emerged as a conservative hero after cutting public spending and implementing anti-union legislation amid ferocious protests from liberal activists.

More recently, William Langewiesche, the author of "American Ground," has faced ferocious protests at book readings (one of which was canceled) because he dared report that not every firefighter at the trade center was a saint.

E.ON, the German-owned gas and electricity company that has faced ferocious protests over its plans to build a coal-fired power station at Kingsnorth in Kent, would not say whether it would put in a bid for Oldbury but admitted it was interested in the land coming up for sale next to an old atomic facility there.

When convicted Spanish pedophile Daniel Fino Galvan was pardoned by the king of Morocco last month, ferocious protests erupted all over the country.

The government has repeatedly been ferocious in quelling protests.

Returning from holiday, Thailand's SET 50 index lost 1.7%, or 5.29 points, to 313.28 during trading, as the country continues to clean up damage on the streets left from ferocious pro-Thaksin protests.

The revolt began in March 2011 with mostly peaceful protests, but a ferocious government crackdown led many in the opposition to take up arms.

As Mr Cameron took off from Heathrow at dawn this morning, the front pages of some British newspapers carried speculation that Libya, in particular, was using British-made weaponry in its ferocious repression of anti-government protests.Britain is, of course, far from alone in finding its former allies on the wrong side of history.

But in 1923, the German Gymnastics Festival ominously evoked a violent protest from the small but ferocious National Socialist Party, led by Adolf Hitler, against the participation of "Jews, Frenchmen and Americans".

It is worth noting that shortly after this point, a brief series of protests were being policed in increasingly ferocious ways.