Sentence examples for harshly against from inspiring English sources

The new regime discriminated harshly against the south, and decades of civil war followed.

Still, industry should be careful about fighting too harshly against the demands of American privacy advocates.

For that reason, the government could not move too harshly against Lashkar-e-Taiba, he said.

When we decided to come out and claim our space, society came down harshly against us".

As Germany's economy teeters on the edge of a recession, the winds are turning even more harshly against the banks.

Last time around, public opinion turned so harshly against Mr. Abe that a stress-induced intestinal illness led him to resign.

Before World War II, Vittorio Emanuele III acquiesced to Mussolini's dictatorship, signing the 1938 racial laws that harshly discriminated against Jews.

On Tuesday, Michael Powell, the chief of the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, harshly warned against the idea of reclassifying the Internet so that it is regulated like a utility.

Madrid, despite its penalty and a red card harshly awarded against Bilbao's defender Fernando Amorebieta, whose elbow was struck by the ball on a shot from Higuaín, conceded an equalizing goal by Fran Yeste just before half time.

"Blind" is the word many of these illiterate women use to describe themselves, and it speaks to the confusion and difficulties that they encounter as uneducated members of a society already harshly discriminatory against women.

Qatar has policies in place that harshly discriminate against women.