Sentence examples for collective uproar from inspiring English sources
Pretty shocking in this age when Tiger Mother tactics at home cause a collective uproar.
January 18th is #InternetFreedomDay: the one-year anniversary of the collective uproar that derailed the controversial SOPA and PIPA bills from being signed into law.
It has also caused periodic and collective uproars that get covered by the media as examples of the ticket industry's greediness, inefficiency or both.
The collective dismay and uproar of the commission forced Allward to relent and incorporate the names of the missing on the memorial walls.
Many state lawmakers face re-election this year, and in many states they are showing little appetite to face the kind of uproar that greeted efforts to curb collective bargaining rights in states like Ohio and Wisconsin last year.
During a 45-minute news conference, Zidane spread around his criticism liberally: toward whoever leaked details of the halftime confrontation between Domenech and Anelka; to the collective action of staying away from training; to the uproar over Anelka's dismissal.
He caused a national uproar when he proposed taking away the collective bargaining rights of public workers...and then snuck his union-busting bill through the state legislature in the middle of the night.
The UN human rights chief, Navi Pillay, has compared the uproar in the international community caused by revelations of mass surveillance with the collective response that helped bring down the apartheid regime in South Africa.
But current uproars are the result of police performing a contradictory function: sharply dividing collective sentiments through their handling of recent cases.
