Sentence examples for heavy protest from inspiring English sources

Despite weeks of heavy protest and civic engagement, the bill passed.

But Saxe was called for an exclusion on the play, again over heavy protest from Damato and the fans.

Lamy was awarded a medal at the International Exhibition in London 1862: For the discovery of a new and abundant source of thallium and after heavy protest Crookes also received a medal: thallium, for the discovery of the new element.

"We have to consider the situation taking into account that there are still heavy protests in Pakistan," Mr. Pandit said.

Decisions not to charge officers in Ferguson, Mo., and New York City last year were followed by heavy protests in those cities.

Employers are reviewing whether to stick with the scheme in the face of heavy protests organised by groups such as UK Uncut.

The leader of Europe's most powerful extreme-right party, Jobbik, will face "heavy" protests should the home secretary refuse to bar his entry to the UK, leading anti-racism groups have warned.

In 2001, after heavy protests, he held a party and gave each employee a dozen roses, a medal engraved with the torch of liberty, a T-shirt depicting Rosie the Riveter and the words, "We can do it Team Tiller," and an American flag that had flown over the clinic.

Ever since the Zimmerman jury reached its verdict, heavy protests and continuing media coverage have highlighted the struggle for many Americans to process the shooting death of a young black teenager, armed with nothing more than a hooded sweatshirt and a pack of skittles, now that no one is to be held accountable.

Heavy protests ensued when the station intended to televise it with two commercial breaks.

After heavy protests from Ekeberg residents, Oslo Sporveier chose to build a loop in Vognmannsgata in the city centre.