Sentence examples for protest fiercely from inspiring English sources

For another, domestic interests may protest fiercely, threatening central bank independence.

If he makes the tough but necessary choices, the Legislature, the unions and others will protest fiercely.

Tens of thousands of union workers protested fiercely against Vodafone's bid for Mannesmann.

The authorities have repeatedly vowed to put down any protests fiercely.

Henry Morgenthau, a German-born Jew and America's ambassador to Turkey, protested fiercely to the US government in an attempt to force its intervention.

Universities have been a hotbed for political activities, and the government had warned ahead of the opening of the universities this week that it would confront any protests fiercely.

Some tribes straddle the border, and they — and the Yemeni government — protested fiercely when Saudi Arabia first began reinforcing the border in 2003, saying they needed free access for grazing.

Lundbeck, the Danish manufacturer of the drug under the brand name Nembutal, has protested fiercely to the Florida governor objecting to use of a medical drug to kill Valle.

When Ari Fleischer, the president's press secretary, made the same suggestion last month, Mr. Clinton's top aides protested fiercely, and the White House backed down with a statement that Mr. Clinton bore no responsibility for the violence.

MEXICO CITY — After a nearly two-month standoff with international donors over its disputed presidential election, Haiti's electoral council on Thursday announced that it had removed the government-backed candidate from the second round of voting in favor of a popular musician whose supporters had protested fiercely when he was initially excluded.

Mr Moussaoui himself had seemed to change his mind during the four long years of his trial, at first protesting fiercely that he had nothing to do with, and knew nothing about, the attacks, then suddenly claiming that he was a central figure in the plot.