Sentence examples for a popular outcry from inspiring English sources

Again, after a popular outcry the administration scaled TIPS back.

Amid a popular outcry, however, the city shied away from enforcing the regulation.

An Israeli documentary investigating the scandal was aired in December and prompted a popular outcry.

Faced with a popular outcry (and rebukes from the European Union), he was forced to back down.

Yet not long after a popular outcry and pots of American money led to Holmes's resurrection, a sense of anticlimax besets Lycett's story.

He may have expected a popular outcry in his favour, but none was heard; since the budget struggle had been kept secret, the public considered his action pointless.

LISBON — In the face of a mounting popular outcry against its austerity measures, Portugal's government on Monday presented a draft budget containing a raft of new tax increases designed to allow Lisbon to meet its agreed deficit targets with international lenders.

Workers have been hit by wage freezes and pension cuts, prompting a growing popular outcry.

Only when the Diyanet faced a huge popular outcry did they revoke this fatwa — for now.

Unless there's a similar popular outcry, the European Parliament and the European Union Council are likely to formally approve the proposal -- which includes a crowd-pleasing announcement about the elimination of roaming fees by 2017 -- and see the new net neutrality rules go into effect by the end of April 2016.

"I think on Russia, they've ultimately been forced into doing the right thing," said Fried, alluding to a mixture of popular outcry over the traditionally radioactive country and congressional pressure amid the Mueller probe.