Sentence examples for changes which have angered from inspiring English sources
Those changes, which have angered many drivers, include barring vehicles from major avenues and replacing hundreds of parking spaces with bicycle lanes and walkways.
Mr Rasmussen's "Blue Bloc" had insisted on strict border controls which have angered the European Union.
The company actually said it was closing down OpenFeint, which has angered many developers.
The changes at the vo-tech schools, many of which have been recast as "academies," have angered some local superintendents, who say they have strayed from their original mission and are poaching many of New Jersey's best and brightest.
And several Democrats have angered the public unions, which have been crucial longtime allies.
But the proposals have angered a number of groups which have accused the organisation of "discrimination".
But changes popular with shoppers and the transportation authority, which handles the real estate for the station's operator, Metro-North Railroad, have angered some of the shop owners who helped drive the transformation.
David Cameron's proposals have angered many Tory MPs, with up to 130 members reported to be opposed to the change.
This is no comment on the proposed retrospective changes to the pension scheme which have caused widespread anger in the BBC, nor is there any disagreement with the principle of strike action.
