Sentence examples for express its indignation from inspiring English sources

"Le Havre wishes to express its indignation regarding the dealings of Manchester United's directors," the club said, calling for tighter regulations over young players.

"The UCI can only express its indignation at this latest attempt to damage the image of cycling by a cyclist who has not hesitated to abuse the trust of all followers of cycling on several occasions in the past," said the UCI.

See articleChina expressed its indignation as Taiwan persuaded St Lucia to switch diplomatic allegiance to it from the mainland.

The EU's members, Greece apart, promptly withdrew their ambassadors from Tehran, and the Iranian government expressed its indignation and called off a planned trade mission to Germany.

"The Chinese government seriously regrets the decision of the Japanese government, and expresses its strong indignation," Ms. Zhang said.

Mr. Obama's administration said Wednesday that it would not expel Russian diplomats and it expressed no indignation that its putative partner was spying on it.

In a statement, he expressed his "indignation" with the judge, a member of the Supreme Federal Tribunal who was appointed in 2002 by Mr. da Silva's predecessor.

On Sunday the French president, François Hollande, held emergency Elysée talks on the killings, after expressing his indignation at what he called "a hateful act".

Saharanpur is described as an "ultra-conservative" town and a college teacher called Ayub Qureshi is quoted expressing his indignation: "This is certainly unheard of in Saharanpur.

Serge Klarsfeld, the country's most famous Nazi hunter and Holocaust memorialist, expressed his indignation in the name of the Association of Sons and Daughters of Jews Deported from France.

Prime Minister Fillon expressed his "indignation" at the attack on the newspaper.