Sentence examples for strongly protests from inspiring English sources

The institute "strongly protests these violent acts, which threaten the safety of the research boats" and their crew members, its statement said.

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

He strongly protests, with facial expressions and gestures, when a crack-addict tenant leaves her young daughter, Lou Keke Palmerr), with him, supposedly just overnight, while she and her no-good boyfriend go to Philadelphia because of "a situation".

Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said Thursday that the Philippines "strongly protests" the effort by China to depict its claims in the South China Sea with dash lines on the map in its new passports.

THE PHILIPPINES: Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario sent a verbal note to China's embassy in Manila saying that "the Philippines strongly protests the inclusion of the nine-dash line in the e-passport as such image covers an area clearly part of the Philippines' territory and maritime domain".

It may also depend on how strongly protests in Syria continue, since Asian buyers may not want to be perceived as backing a losing government, especially after the victorious rebel forces in Libya have said they will favor countries that supported them and not the Qaddafi government during their rebellion.

Georgia in recent years has strongly protested the Russian support, accusing the Kremlin of hypocrisy.

In rare cases when national sentiment verged toward ethnic or religious disparagement, Israelis strongly protested.

Japan today strongly protested concerning the Chinese delay in withdrawing the troops.

Environmental groups have strongly protested new resource projects, particularly the highly polluting tar-sands oil.

A spokesman for the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly protested the latest strike.