Hopefully, though, if I add my small voice to the ever-increasing outcry against such health care practices, the din will become a roar.
The president's education agenda is designed to set public schools up for failure and increase the outcry for alternatives like charter schools and vouchers.
That, for me, is the most frightening part of all this: the fact that, despite local and national outcry and increasing civil parity, these conservatives still cannot see LGBT people – like me – as humans, who deserve to use restrooms in comfort, and who deserve to live.
Harper's Conservative attempted to quell public outcry by increasing their earlier policy to admit 10,000 by September 2016, while urging Canadians to focus on fighting the Islamic State, which he called the true "root cause" of the crisis.
The Washington Post opted for such a conclusion in an Aug. 23 article, "Proliferation of old-style coal plants increases despite public outcry".
Arab leaders have been concerned that if the United States attacked Iraq while Israeli-Palestinian violence was increasing, there would be an outcry among their people.
During the late 1990s, the global movement for equitable access to ARV treatment gained increasing momentum, fuelled by the public outcry against the high cost of patented ARV treatments [ 23].
But some bank experts have said that returning government funds and increasing stock-based compensation will not necessarily end public outcry over bankers' large bonuses.
Outcry over violent crime has also been increasing, and some analysts saw the executions as an attempt by Mr. Karzai to appear responsive.
A series of incidents in which young viewers hurt themselves trying to duplicate the stunts they saw on "Jackass" triggered a public outcry and increased scrutiny from MTV, bringing an end to the TV series.
The announcement promptly drew an outcry from Chinese media and citizens online, some of whom have already expressed increasing impatience with North Korea over its nuclear ambitions and threats to the region.
