Sentence examples for aroused protests from inspiring English sources

It aroused protests around the Muslim world after it was released online in March.

The arrest has already aroused protests from politicians, journalists and business leaders, both Russian and foreign.

The monarchs' attempts to control the administration by appointing their own supporters from Denmark aroused protests and rebellion from the Swedes.

Correction: March 28 , 2003 Friday The Weekender article in Escapes on March 7, about Sagaponack, N.Y., referred incorrectly to the wealth of Ira Rennert, whose plan for a 29-bedroom home on a 60-acre beachfront lot has aroused protests.

French leaders, alarmed at the soaring cost of oil and gasoline that has aroused protests across Europe, demanded a unified stand for lower fuel prices when they meet here this weekend among the Group of 7 leading industrial nations.

The plan has aroused protests from minority shareholders, who fear that a new equity issue of up to 12 billion shares and subsequent stock swap could dilute their position.

In 2007 his opposition to creating more selective schools aroused protest within the party.

The Black Prince had also intervened in Spain, and his taxes and administration in Aquitaine aroused protest.

Several large Chinese dam projects are in the region, including the Myitsone Dam, which aroused local protests.

Put forward in late 1996, the scheme soon aroused angry protests, led by Barbara Hall, mayor of the older, smaller Toronto, whose proud citizens feared they would be swamped by the suburbs, three times as populous.

His murder in March 1975, which the government tried to cover up, aroused angry protests, particularly among younger members of the parliament, whose criticisms of the government came to have increasing significance.