Sentence examples for quick to protest from inspiring English sources

The Taliban have, however, been quick to protest on those relatively rare occasions when the government has executed Taliban prisoners.

Philadelphians have been quick to protest this snub, the wild passage of this headlong train... "We don't want to be lost in the shuffle betw.

However, Hindu fundamentalists were quick to protest, burning down the main set and seizing and destroying all prints and the original negative of the film.

Crédit Lyonnais's executives are quick to protest that the bank is run along purely commercial lines.The bank's first-half profits support their case.

The Chinese team were quick to protest against the result, and the Cuban team's subsequent appeal on Robles's behalf was quickly rejected.

Labour MPs were quick to protest that his original article was headlined "How Tony Blair tried to muscle in on the mourning".

This week, hundreds of restaurant and bar owners, mainly from upstate New York, temporarily shut down their Quick Draw lottery terminals to protest the state smoking ban.

Quick to call reporters to protest Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's Nobel Peace Prize, or President Ronald Reagan's wreath-laying on the grave of Nazi soldiers, or to promote his hunger strike for Soviet Jews, Weiss made news in his yarmulke and prayer shawl, bullhorn in hand.

People are quick to criticize and protest.

Even in supporting Kaepernick's right to protest, the other day NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was quick to add: "We believe very strongly in patriotism in the NFL".

We protest for our right to protest.