Sentence examples for sharp protest from inspiring English sources

These allegations brought a sharp protest from Sen. A.S. Mike Monroney, D., Okla.

Glenn Hysén has issued a sharp protest against this forced celibacy, but in vain.

These bold actions brought an immediate and sharp protest from Spain and precipitated a cabinet crisis in Washington.

They drew a sharp protest from the production about the fairness of assessing a show while its creative team is still at work.

He said the letter included Oswald's sharp protest over Mr. Hosty's having questioned Oswald's wife, Marina, when the agent made two visits to their home while Oswald was out.

Soon after receiving the indictments, the prime minister sent a sharp protest letter to the tribunal in which he objected to some of the language and demanded that several charges be withdrawn, according to lawyers at the tribunal.

The move brought sharp protests from its engineers.

But both would draw sharp protests from Beijing that the United States is establishing a quasi-defense alliance.

The planned deal sparked sharp protests from the families of two Israeli soldiers, Oron Shaul and Hadar Goldin, who were killed during the 2014 war in Gaza.

The earlier proposal, later reversed, drew sharp protests from state and federal representatives along the East Coast, except for a handful of Virginia officials who were eager to see drilling rigs off the state's coastline.

Faced with sharp protests from public health experts, the agency has decided to hold public meetings to review this dangerous new rule as it applies to pregnancy-related claims.