Sentence examples for hostile protests from inspiring English sources

Party bosses warned activists ahead of the annual gathering not to wear suits or conference passes outside the party for fear of hostile protests.

A Palestinian man and his Jewish bride-to-be are facing hostile protests in the Israeli town of Rishon Letzion after Israel's high court refused their application to ban demonstrations outside their wedding reception.

Although there were hostile protests on the expedition's route through County Mayo there was no violence, and the crops were harvested without incident.

Conservative activists attending their party's conference in Manchester have been told to hide their Tory-branded identification passes when walking around the northern city The threat of hostile protest has led party bosses to warn members to take extra precautions if they venture outside the secure "ring of steel" around the event.

Under Bush, the Secret Service has proved particularly hostile to protest.

Dame Edna is a hostile sharpshooter loudly protesting her innocence.

Poland's first openly gay and transsexual lawmakers took seats on the front bench of Parliament on Wednesday to protest hostile remarks by former President Lech Walesa.

In fact, the board was somewhat hostile toward a protesting crowd at a meeting at which KeySpan, Brooklyn Union's successor, hastily presented its plan to demolish the tanks by explosion, one month before the scheduled date of destruction.

He said Iran "strongly protests such hostile and aggressive moves and warns about harmful consequences of the repetition of such actions".

Having been in prison during the most hostile period of antiwar protests, he has displayed little understanding of how deeply many combat veterans were scarred by the reception they received upon coming home.

He is well-known for his anti-Western and homophobic diatribes, as well as his extremely hostile attitude to the protests in Kiev that led to the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovych.