Sentence examples for outcry around from inspiring English sources

The incident sparked outcry around the US and the continued delay on a decision over whether to prosecute Loehmann has also drawn widespread criticism.

Earlier this year, the initial public outcry around the Enron scandal helped push into law the campaign finance reforms long advocated by Mr. McCain.

These issues have prompted an outcry around the world, and some places are considering a ban – such as Pittsburgh, in the US, while New York called a halt to it pending a review.

Last year, the public outcry around SKS Microfinance's IPO that allowed a few private equity investors and some of the founders to make millions is still fresh in people's minds.

There hasn't been the outcry around it from all corners that I think needs to be embodied now," said Lori Shorr, who was at the event.

Much of the grassroots outcry around the issue of police violence has been organized under the Black Lives Matter umbrella, as protests surrounding the killings of black men and women -- and the subsequent decisions not to charge, much less convict, the officers responsible for those deaths -- have arisen around the nation.

Wrong-footed by his intransigence and with an international outcry building around the case, the courts passed the buck, appealing to Mr Khamenei for guidance.This placed him in an unexpected bind and exposed a peculiar weakness in his position.

Following a public outcry, buildings around the square were protected in 1973, preventing redevelopment.

This announcement caused huge outcry as people around the world condemned plans to kill humpbacks – icons of the conservation movement.

In perhaps one of the most brazen moves from the Sri Lankan government, in January of this year the Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake was impeached on charges of 'misconduct', prompting an outcry from lawyers around the world.

Changing his fatigues for dark dress suits, he continues to maintain his hold on that title, despite an outcry from governments around the world that have refused to recognize him as a legitimate head of state.