Sentence examples for global revulsion from inspiring English sources

At least three separate investigations have been launched into the airstrike, which caused global revulsion and forced MSF to close the hospital's trauma center.

Perhaps that was Hillary Clinton's reaction, when she joked about it on camera, until global revulsion pushed the US to call for an investigation.

Global revulsion against shell company abuses, offshore tax havens, and the lawyers that promote them has generated new public pressure to tackle these problems.

Global revulsion at the mind-numbing carnage of Israel's onslaught on Gaza seems finally to have spurred some of the western political class to speak out.

Airlines this week began refusing to ship exotic animal-hunting trophies amid global revulsion to the killing of Cecil the lion.

Pakistan is mourning 148 people -- mostly children -- killed by the Taliban in a school massacre that prompted global revulsion and put the government under new pressure to combat the scourge of militancy.

The group earned global scorn and revulsion after it proudly claimed responsibility for the attack on Ms. Yousafzai — a claim that, at least briefly, helped rally Pakistani public opinion against the movement.

Last year, Mr. Messier moved to Manhattan amid a corporate push to adopt American-style accounting and business procedures, just before the Enron scandal kicked off a global wave of revulsion at United States business practices.

The rest of the world should declare its revulsion.

Chemical weapons were routinely used in World War I. Their use caused such widespread revulsion that their utilization has thereafter been shunned in most global conflicts.

The Nuremberg Code, which sets global standards for research on humans, grew out of the world's moral revulsion against Nazi experiments on concentration camp prisoners, including many children.