Sentence examples for decision outraged from inspiring English sources

The decision outraged Rwandan officials and he was not released.

The Met's decision outraged the National Union of Journalists, which believes PG should be congratulated for its work.

The decision outraged the Hillsborough families who later brought a private prosecution against two police officers for manslaughter and malfeasance in public office.

The decision outraged not only the CMC, whose chairman, Martin Moynihan, called it "incomprehensible", but also Mr Doomadgee's family, still waiting for justice six years on.

His decision outraged his mother, who had been imprisoned in the mid-1970's when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the Congress Party leader, suspended democracy.

This decision outraged the victim's family, and Florida law enforcement officials said it was unusual for a sex offender to have this sort of arrangement.

On hearing the decisions, an outraged McBride added that the SFA "have been shown to be not merely dysfunctional and not merely dishonest but biased".

His court has previously ruled to ease campaign contribution limits, strike down D.C.'s gun control law and allow evidence obtained from unlawful arrests to be used in court -- decisions that outraged liberals.

Pedersen's six-second call was not even the decision that most outraged Herdman, the Canada coach.

This decision provoked predictably outraged responses from industry and its political friends, including West Virginia's two Democratic senators, John Rockefeller IV and Joe Manchin III, a former governor.

This decision drew an outraged response from NBC chairman Jeff Zucker, who told reporters in New York, "If NBC doesn't know where the Olympics are, no one will watch them".