The objective is to avoid official confirmation of wrongdoing that might be used in lawsuits against government officials and contractors, and might help create a public clamor for prosecuting those responsible.
But that did not prevent British churches from joining the clamor of protest during the Easter weekend to accuse the government of targeting the most vulnerable in society and creating a false picture of the poor as lazy.
As school districts nationwide clamor to recruit scarce STEM teachers, classrooms are often filled at the last minute with educators certified in other subjects, creating a deficit in student academic readiness.
But when other regions also clamored for special treatment, the government caved, creating an inconsistent array of concessions.
In addition, experts say, the recent growth of the middle class in Asia and the Middle East has created a market that's clamoring for better local health care.
Then they would make a clamor, or throw in a burning plastic bag.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan asked teachers in New Haven, "how do we as a teaching profession create a climate in which everyone is clamoring to come into schools" being turned around under his School Improvement Grant (SIG) experiment.
Introduced just a couple of years ago, the iPhone shook up the mobile device landscape and created a whole new digital ecosystem of developers clamoring to write applications, or programs, for smartphones.
To compete with and pierce the clamor, some have only ratcheted up their own volume, creating more clamor.
The first few masked patients did not attract much notice, but a roomful of them clamoring for attention and begging for tetracycline created a ruckus.
