Sentence examples for outcry campaign from inspiring English sources

One man calling himself Blawpp wrote, "The outcry campaign is good because it lets us know how psychotic women talk and think so we can better avoid them".

But that has not stopped Crossroads and a raft of other nonprofit advocacy groups like it — mostly on the Republican side, so far — from becoming some of the biggest players in this year's midterm elections, in part because of the anonymity they afford donors, prompting outcries from campaign finance watchdogs.

After months of outcry and campaigns against it, the bill died when the PQs were voted out in 2014.

After intense public outcry and campaigning by the international community, human rights organisations including my own The Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation, the Iranian authorities have since announced that her death sentence has been "suspended".

"Where's the outrage?" Mr. McCain thundered at a rally in Copley Square, echoing Bob Dole's futile end-of-campaign outcry against President Clinton's 1996 campaign fund-raising practices.

Whilst not disputing the power of collective sentiment, Jumoke Balogu from Compare Afrique argued that the western outcry over the campaign was misplaced.

The outcry and ensuing campaign was ultimately victorious – last September, the BBC's director general, Tony Hall, confirmed to the Culture, Media and Sport select committee that he had no intention of scrapping the channel.

The Macpherson inquiry Amid a growing public outcry and effective campaigning by the family, the Home Secretary Jack Straw ordered a public inquiry headed by Sir William Macpherson.

Her arrest sparked an online outcry and an international campaign called for her immediate release.

The raise was rescinded after a public outcry just before the campaign season began.

The mass abduction prompted a global outcry, and an international campaign to #BringBackOurGirls.