Sentence examples for broad outcry from inspiring English sources

The brake proposal followed a broad outcry over the American International Group's payout of millions of dollars in bonuses in 2009 even though the government had pumped billions of dollars into the company to rescue it the previous year.

The union's hope is that the Indian pipe episode will provoke a broad outcry, and similar finger-pointing, forcing Congress to tighten trade rules and pressuring companies that import steel to buy more from domestic suppliers instead.

The genocide in Rwanda hangs over Darfur and has led to a louder, broader outcry, Jewish leaders said.

If the I.N.S. used this tactic against a group that was less subject to a terrorist stereotype, there would be a much broader outcry".

Mr. Bander said the event on Friday — and the broader outcry over Bahrain from Iraq's Shiite-dominated leadership — sent a message that Iraq was becoming a voice in regional affairs.

You write that "there has been no broad public outcry" against the administration's warrantless surveillance program -- when in fact the outcry has been both vociferous and bipartisan.

The British review follows a broad public outcry against the manipulation of Libor.

Such strong language aside, the episode here has not generated the broad public outcry of, say, the bonuses paid by the American International Group.

UBS, the Swiss banking giant, is close to reaching settlements with American and British authorities over the manipulation of interest rates, the latest case in a multiyear investigation that has rattled the financial industry and spurred a public outcry for broad reform.

The first is the public outcry and "broad concerns" that arose when the privacy policy was first updated in August 2016 and the message that this gives to tech companies, regulators and others involved in helping shape our digital world.

Auctioneers, meanwhile, cite their broad marketing reach and their ability to stage a live "open outcry" auction when sealed bids are close.