Sentence examples for arouses protest from inspiring English sources

A year later, the film arouses protest and a TV journalist, Ted Younger Forest Whitakerr), at work on his own series, "Jesus, the Real Story," wants Tony to appear on his show.

If China's new dominance in Africa arouses protests, there is "no reason why Western-based companies can't exploit these vulnerabilities and compete more effectively with Chinese companies".

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.

German attempts to involve the Belgian authorities and local government in its implementation began to arouse protest from 1942.

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.

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.

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.

It has aroused protests from Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which complains that "a governmental endorsement of the book's religious message is in violation of the First Amendment to the US Constitution".