Sentence examples for fiercely object from inspiring English sources

We fiercely object to the current government's settlement policy; we oppose its social and economic policy; we speak up loudly and clearly as to its short-sightedness when it comes to reinitiating talks with the Palestinian Authority.

This week he stressed again that he is no red capitalist: "In Alibaba, I fiercely object to making all sorts of complicated, curious guanxi [connections]."Mr Ma is also keen for Alibaba to be regarded as a global innovator: "We are an internet company [that] happens to be in China".

Why, then, do other nations -- for example, Russia -- fiercely object to the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system near their borders?

I write "hypothetically" because PMCs mentioned in the past (think CACI and Titan at Abu Ghraib) in this regard fiercely object to the idea that they did any such thing.

Marbury fiercely objected to that.

But any act around the holy compound produces suspicion, and Palestinian and Jordanian officials fiercely objected.

Knausgaard's family fiercely objected to the portrait of the author's grandmother, and threatened to sue both the publisher and the writer.

For more than a decade, the former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has fiercely objected whenever derivatives have come under scrutiny in Congress or on Wall Street.

Peterborough's Conservative MP, Stewart Jackson, fiercely objects to the council's plans for growth, which he says are "mad".In all three towns businesses complain that attracting highly skilled staff, especially those with degrees, is hard.

Twenty-four hours after he joined the New Jersey gubernatorial campaign of Christine Todd Whitman, he was forced to resign; African-American groups had fiercely objected to the hiring of the man behind the Willie Horton ad.

Rodenstock would not agree to be interviewed for this piece, but in a series of faxes, most of them in German, he maintained his innocence and fiercely objected to Bill Koch's portrayal of him, denouncing Koch's "concoctions and shenanigans".