Sentence examples for a mounting backlash from inspiring English sources

The latest planned reported moves also come amid evidence of a mounting backlash against Netanyahu's handling of the situation.

The garden bridge is facing a mounting backlash with critics saying the £175m project is a misuse of public funds, claiming that rather than providing a public crossing, it risks creating a privately managed tourist landmark.

So far, the literature has focused primarily on the impact of the 'integration crisis', highlighting a mounting backlash against multiculturalism (Vertovec & Wessendorf, 2010) and the emergence of new paradigms such as diversity (Schiller, 2015), interculturalism (Zapata-Barrero, 2016) and mainstreaming (Scholten, Collet, & Petrovic, 2017).

"The FCC's eighth-floor executive office has been thrown into chaos amid a mounting backlash that shut down its phone lines as a growing number of open-Internet advocates camp out in front of their office... "Chairman Wheeler is feeling the grassroots pressure against his pay-for-prioritization proposal," says Craig Aaron, president and CEO of Free Press.

Obama defends new carbon emission rules in face of mounting backlash President Obama gets serious on climate change Stocks of the infected IV drip that led to the death of a newborn have been urgently removed from use by hospitals.

The turnaround followed mounting backlash from journalists across the industry who described the ban as an attack on the free press.

Days after he caved to mounting backlash over the longest government shutdown in history, President Donald Trump is already warning that another one may be on its way.

Despite the mounting backlash, Israel told Tapper that he had no plans to step down and called Hager's letter to Scott "politically motivated". .

SeaWorld's change in direction comes as the company battles against a mounting public backlash after Blackfish, which focuses on the death of a trainer who was dragged into the water and drowned by an aggressive bull whale, helped turn what was a fringe animal rights issue into a national and international debate.

But anti-refugee sentiment and a mounting populist backlash spearheaded by the Visegrad group of countries, has seen a total of eight countries partly close their borders, particularly along the west Balkan refugee route to the migrants' favoured destinations of Germany and Sweden.

In that role he wrestled with the mounting antimilitary backlash prevalent at the end of the Vietnam War and began to implement the transition to an all-volunteer force.