Sentence examples for outcry for more from inspiring English sources

People, do you think there is a loud public outcry for more guns on school buses?

There was an outcry," for more law enforcement, Bishop C L Lorick Junior told reporters.

"The people — everybody wants more," said Saadi el-Qaddafi, apparently dismissing the public outcry for a more accountable government.

This is evident in the outcry among many respondents for more widespread dissemination of information on the rights of a child among pupils.

18 Public outcry only exacerbates the need for more effective handling of individual cases under the overarching agenda of public hospital reform in China.

Now with the sniper, any outcry for legislative action is more limited and the prospects are just as dim.

The collapse and the grueling search for survivors prompted an international outcry for retailers to assume more responsibility for the safety of workers at their suppliers.

Whiting seriously tries to hide behind legal formalia in suggesting that the public outcry for justice is nothing more than an unfair rush to judgment.

This version gives Boy George's heartfelt outcry for love a slightly more disco feel, but the overall effect is just as resonating — we'd like to take the remix to a party and save the original for introspective headphone listening.

I'm waiting for the outcry, the news stories, the rush for more legislation to protect children or to help parents in crisis.

The collapse outside the capital, Phnom Penh, came 22 days after the collapse of a garment factory complex in Bangladesh killed at least 1,127 people and prompted an international outcry for multinational retailers to assume more responsibility for the safety of workers at their suppliers.