Sentence examples for harsh protests from inspiring English sources

The film was still fresh in the public memory when the Columbine killings occurred, and the trench-coated DiCaprio, seen gunning people down, elicited harsh protests.

The ride-hailing app's entry in 2014 faced harsh protests from the strong taxi union, as locals didn't take kindly to the U.S. startup's my-way-or-the-highway approach.

The complaints met harsh protest by child advocacy and privacy groups, who say the companies need to step up their efforts to protect children's privacy online.

The harshest protests against him came in the conservative media.

Palestinians have been demonstrating peacefully near the hill daily, but groundbreaking, expected to start in two weeks, could lead to much harsher protests.

So, perhaps it's no surprise that the university has been pretty harsh on protests.

With harsh anti-protest laws and limited space for dissent in the mainstream media, critics took to Twitter to oppose the former general's candidacy.

27 January Mr Yanukovych agrees to scrap harsh anti-protest laws that set off new clashes between protesters and police.

Civic virtue can include harsh criticism, protest, even civil disobedience.

Demonstrations took a more radical turn this month, when authorities passed a harsh anti-protest law clamping down on basic rights of assembly and movement aimed at curbing dissent.

The Prime Minister and his cabinet resigned, and parliament repealed harsh anti-protest laws passed this month to curb the demonstrations in which at least five people have died.