Sentence examples for criminal outrage from inspiring English sources

She failed to "answer the 3am phone call" on Benghazi and Syria, he went on, and her decision to set up a private email server as secretary of state "was an absolute criminal outrage..

Duterte vowed during the campaign to kill tens of thousands criminals, outraging his critics but hypnotising tens of millions of Filipinos fed up with rampant crime and graft.

If the Department of Justice decides to pursue a criminal indictment (outraged French diplomats are said to have lobbied the U.S. Department of State to have the charges dropped), it is likely that France's legal defense team will throw darts at an American financier named Leon Black, Crédit Lyonnais's partner and coinvestor in the deal.

But her public arrest and subsequent treatment as "a common criminal" has prompted outrage at home.

European Union officials, opposed to the American position on the criminal court, were outraged that Romania broke European solidarity on the issue.

The government has not ruled out criminal charges.The announcement caused outrage in Hungary and abroad.

The verdict brings to an end a criminal case that drew outrage across the city when the officers were indicted in 2009, and provides some measure of vindication for the officers, Kenneth Moreno and Franklin Mata.

Last month, UBS paid a $780 million fine and turned over roughly 250 client names, avoiding a criminal indictment but igniting outrage in a country where bank secrecy — or bank privacy, as the Swiss prefer to call it — is practically an article of faith.

Some demanded criminal penalties for the outrage.

The law prohibits sexual harassment and stipulates that whoever assaults or uses criminal force, intending thereby to outrage or knowing it is likely to outrage the modesty of a person, shall be punished with imprisonment for as much as five years and caning.

"Public executions temporarily sate the public outrage at the criminal," Mr. Mercer said by telephone from Marseille, France.