Sentence examples for because of outcry from inspiring English sources

Because of outcry over the 1994 names, which mostly did not respect the choices of the discoverers, a comment period ensued, and in 1995 IUPAC named element 102 flerovium (Fl) as part of a new proposal, after either Georgy Flyorov or his eponymous Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions.

There are 'murderers' kicking their heels for decades, not because they threaten further danger but because of the outcry about 'softness' and 'leniency' that would swamp the popular press should they be released.

The temporary shelter never opened because of the outcry.

Because of public outcry in Pakistan, U.S. officials canceled the mission after only three raids.

However, that ceremony is in doubt because of the outcry over the centre.

His approval rating fell to 36 percent in May from 41 percent in April, in part because of the outcry over HidroAysén, according to Adimark, a Santiago-based research group.

An extension of the department's review was expected because of the outcry from PeopleSoft and its customers about the anticompetitive implications of a takeover by Oracle.

After all, he continues to enjoy robust support from Republicans despite (or perhaps in part because of) the outcry from his political opponents.

"There wasn't the political courage to go ahead with it, I imagine because of the outcry from the units that would ensue".

He left the US, partly because of the outcry, and is now director of the Institute for the Study of Children, Families and Social Issues at Birkbeck in London.

Because of the outcry, the Koevoet troopers were ostensibly reassigned earlier this year to conventional police duties, but in fact their units remained intact.