The phrase "actions outraged" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The actions outraged the community, leading to protests and demands for change."
Alternatives: "actions angered" or "actions shocked".
The agency's action outraged Republicans.
Last September, Israeli troops took over the society's administrative building, confiscating documents, fax machines, printers, and computers and then sealing the doors as if it were a crime scene, an action that outraged Herbawi.
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Such executive action has outraged his political foes.
What if he changes his mind?" Wang Youqi, another Caltech graduate student, said that many Chinese students, despite the protection of Bush's administrative action, are outraged at the veto.
As Jennifer Preston and Colin Moynihan report on The Lede blog, Trayvon Martin's death has sparked "outcry and action": Outrage over the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, 17, in central Florida continued to grow across the country, with at least two thousand people rallying Wednesday night in New York City and Miami.
It's not the bankers' actions that have outraged people — pretty much everyone had a fair idea that this was what had gone down.
That he for once backed out of a controversy, rather than embracing it, underscores how much Russia's actions in Ukraine outraged world leaders: Even Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly stated his desire to work with Russia, will not defend them.
