Last year's outcry against earmarks was fueled in part by scandals surrounding Jack Abramoff, the disgraced former lobbyist.
That fueled an outcry so strong it led to new tenant-protection laws in California, and Mr. Kawamoto granted tenants an additional 60 days.
There was public outcry against the zoot-suiters, fueled by local tabloids.
Nearly five years ago to the day, fueled by public outcry over the massacre at Srebrenica, American leadership, with the determined support of its allies, brought an end to the bloodiest war in Europe since World War II.
The "CNN effect" describes how, by airing images of suffering associated with crises such as conflicts in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, news outlets can create enormous pressure for governments to intervene, fueled by public outcry over the suffering of others.
But it was a 33-minute surveillance video, synced with audio from recorders worn by officers, of Thomas' clash with police that helped fuel public outcry.
The draft law on renovation envisages moving some Muscovites into modern flats but has also fueled concerns about property rights, a year after city authorities provoked an outcry among small businesses by bulldozing many street kiosks.
But it fueled creeping doubts about the viability of the center, which faces a raft of obstacles, like paltry fund-raising, on top of the public outcry.
The accusations and the outcry are the most serious crisis of Mr. Estrada's two-and-a-half-year tenure, and the pressure against him is fueled by months of discontent.
The public outcry over Foley's death may fuel both.
