Sentence examples for move which angered from inspiring English sources
Mourinho was the club's third manager in seven months with Roberto Di Matteo sacked in November 2012 to be replaced by Rafael Benitez, a move which angered the fans.
Supporters at Lincoln Ladies were furious when a decision was made to rebrand and relocate their club as Notts County Ladies, a move which angered Nottingham Forest Ladies in equal measure.
A move which angered the double world champion.
Senators also added $7.5 million to the National Space Biomedical Research Institute in Houston, after NASA proposed chopping funding for that organization from $17 million to $10 million--a move which angered Texas lawmakers.
He was once a close ally of Mr. Rajapaksa but the two fell out in the aftermath of the war, when General Fonseka was moved to a largely ceremonial post, which angered him.
Major suppliers have been responding to the move, which comes shortly after announcements of inflation-busting winter price rises which angered many customers.
In a move that provoked more tension, the charge against the four police officers was changed in June from "felony" to "an offense which angered the inhabitants of Sidi Bouzid".
He refused, which angered Palmer and her husband, Buzz.
In a move which has angered architects favouring contemporary design, the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment has mooted plans to offer professional design advice on future developments nationwide.
And in a move which has angered campaigners, the council has now upped the restrictions to prevent women showing nipples "from the top of the areola all the way down, and round both sides - basically the bottom half of the breast".
A recent pressure point was Ofcom's decision to allow EE to refarm its 2G spectrum for 4G — a move which initially angered the other carriers but ultimately led to an agreement being hammered out between all the carriers, in discussions with Ofcom and the U.K. government.
