Sentence examples for caused a revolt from inspiring English sources

Goldman's 8bn kroner (£900m) purchase of a 19% share in Dong Energy has been championed by the government but caused a revolt among SF's parliamentary group.

Procter is extremely secretive and executives were stunned that news of the talks became public and caused a revolt among shareholders.

Paschal's attempt to end the struggle with the Holy Roman emperor Henry V in 1111 had caused a revolt among the German bishops.

Luke connects Jesus' birth with a Roman census that, according to Josephus, occurred in ad 6 7 and caused a revolt against the governor Quirinius.

The resolution could not even mention the words "cap and trade," because they had caused a revolt among Democratic senators sensitive to the interests of oil, coal, and natural-gas companies.

The deep cuts to education and medical services caused a revolt not only among the Assembly's Democratic majority, which can be counted on to oppose most cuts in spending, but also among most of the governor's Republican allies in the Senate majority, led by Joseph L. Bruno.

A boycott of the elections would cause a revolt in his own party, Draskovic aides admit.

But the law, which was designed to promote fresh food in French kitchens, is causing a revolt among chefs.

State officials say that E.P.A. officials in Washington have told the regional officials in New York to rework the plan to accommodate new performance standards -- a move that they say is causing a revolt within the New York office.

That said, because of concerns about TB, Bircher-Benner recommended the tinned condensed sort in his recipe, which would no doubt cause a revolt at a health farm today.

For example even Facebook's Paper, which only changed the reading navigation experience on Facebook, was different enough to require a new app so as not to cause a revolt from the user base.