Sentence examples for forceful protest from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Jean Chrétien called the move a "very forceful protest".

The project had attracted a forceful protest campaign from NGOs such as Friends of the Earth and ETC group.

After her forceful protest, Obama agreed to exempt Merkel's phone from future NSA surveillance, but reserved the right, as he put it, to continue to "gather information about the intentions of governments… around the world".

More forceful protests against neoliberal austerity measures and other forms of tyranny, meanwhile, have continued in Tahrir Square and in cities across Europe and the Middle East.

While the laws were approved during a lull in popular attention as much of Venezuela shut down for the holidays, their scope and ambition provoked a sharp public reaction here, including unusually forceful protests this week by students, who were dispersed by soldiers firing water cannons and rubber bullets.

The forceful protests at Market Basket are a testament to just how powerful it is for a company to truly live by a lofty purpose like honoring employees and customers--and the peril of ignoring what is then unleashed.

This is a forceful objection.

He also resisted curtailing controversial federal programs that transfer military-grade weaponry to local police forces, which became an issue after the extremely forceful response to protests immediately after Brown's death.

Protests by the people are met with state force as VV documented in Odisha where people are protesting their forceful eviction to make a steel plant.

The protests and forceful security crackdowns were not limited to Tehran, but also took place in other major cities, including Mashad, Shiraz, Isfahan, Rasht and Tabriz.

Every forceful suppression of violent protests  by the authorities has brought 10 times the number of  peaceful protesters back on to the streets.