Sentence examples for In backlash from inspiring English sources

In backlash the director of ICE, John Morton, announced that the program would be made mandatory, terminating all agreements with states and counties to modify it or opt out.

In backlash of this "new" national conversation, religions of all denominations, more politicians, and everyday people are weighing-in and arguing about what it means to be transgender, or gender non-conforming.

In backlash to a sensible move legislating the removal of blasphemy laws, which are described as "crimes against religious sentiment" in the Maltese Criminal Code, there's now a push to keep such laws in place and expand them to include vilification of atheists.

Jumping the gun and engaging in hyperbole will often end in backlash and embarrassment.

That's as feminist a message as any, which is why the Lean In backlash from feminists has been so depressing.

Susan Faludi in Backlash explains how in the 60s, at the height of the women's movement, the rhetoric of change was eloquent but delivery negligible.

And the decision resulted in some backlash in Kenya among those angry that their country's trials would not be held within their borders, officials said.

More terrorism in America can only result in greater backlash against them.

For several years, the Pakistan army had resisted going in, fearing the backlash that may ensue.

In a backlash against creeping dependence on China, the KMT suffered resounding defeats in local elections last year.

Both moves resulted in political backlash.