Sentence examples for fiercely protesting from inspiring English sources
Fiercely protesting her innocence, Mme Cresson was forced to resign along with the rest of the commission and was consigned to the political wilderness.
Reproductive rights supporters have been fiercely protesting the Ohio abortion restrictions, attaching coat hangers to the fence of the Statehouse to remind lawmakers of a time before abortion was legal when women resorted to dangerous measures to end their pregnancies.
Others fiercely protest the industry's innocence.
Angry residents fiercely protested because some 50 parking places were sacrificed in the process.
It's the unique spell of the book that her fiercely protested virtue is tinged with intimations of unacknowledged desire.
The reversal was a victory for parents of both the teenagers and the younger children, who had fiercely protested the busing plan.
Berlusconi, who also faces a ban from public office and expulsion from his seat as a Senator, has fiercely protested his innocence, saying he is a victim of politically motivated prosecutors and judges.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Michel Martelly, the presidential candidate whose partisans have fiercely protested election results they consider rigged, said in an interview on Friday that he had rejected an offer to participate in a runoff election as a third candidate.
A conviction could lead to a ten-year prison sentence.She has fiercely protested her innocence and insisted that the trial is a politically motivated farce designed to destroy her as a rival to Viktor Yanukovich, the country's president.
Parliament has adopted a sharply criticized bill that cracks down on sects but dropped a plan to make "mental manipulation" a crime, a measure that had been fiercely protested by religious groups.
Vatican saint-making sometimes carries contentious political undertones, as became evident at the recent beatification of Pius IX, which was fiercely protested by Italian Jewish groups that view the 19th-century pope as anti-Semitic.
