Sentence examples for a renewed outcry from inspiring English sources

Such missed calls have led to a renewed outcry for the wider use of instant replay to ensure better officiating.

While there has been no push to adopt a similar tax here, new record bonuses expected to be paid to Wall Street bankers in January may prompt a renewed outcry over lavish payouts, especially ones made by American banks that received government support.

The gruesome death of Tina Fontaine, 15, from Sagkeeng First Nation in Manitoba has caused a renewed outcry for justice for indigenous women and girls.

In light of the recent attempted terrorist attack on Christmas Day in Detroit by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab (a.k.a. "The Underwear Bomber"), there's a renewed outcry for stricter airport screening regarding "certain types", or, as it is more commonly referred to, racial profiling.

The wife of a British hostage being held by militants has made a renewed call for his release, saying there has been "outcry across the world" over his imprisonment.

The South Carolina police officer who was filmed shooting a man in the back as he ran away earlier this year, prompting renewed outcry over the use of lethal force by law enforcement, was formally charged with murder on Monday.

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Today, despite the renewed outcry over the missing persons, Mr. Koizumi vowed to proceed with his normalization efforts.

We expect school shootings, like the one at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine's Day, to lead to renewed outcries for common-sense gun control.

While President Basescu has been steadfast in his support for our continued troop presence in Iraq, he would be conscious of the fact that even before a renewed public outcry over the Peter case, only one-third of the Romanian public supports maintaining troops there.