Sentence examples for outraged protests from inspiring English sources

After outraged protests from both Republicans and Democrats, the bill was quietly dropped.

That proposal has drawn outraged protests from leading technology companies in Britain and elsewhere.

Of the millions joining in outraged protests, I'll bet that only a few have actually read the proposed bills.

The page was greeted with outraged protests from the Hillsborough Family Support Group, which represents the relatives of the 96 Liverpool fans who died in the 1989 disaster.

As he promised in his first Presidential campaign — to the outraged protests of Hillary Clinton and John McCain alike — he has extended a hand to traditional enemies, from Iran to Cuba.

The government rejected it, and hints that Mr Yudhoyono would make an apology for past abuses by the state came to nothing after the very suggestion prompted outraged protests from groups such as PP.It was around that time that "The Act of Killing" began to be shown at festivals and, online or in small screenings, in Indonesia itself.

It brought an outraged protest from Moscow about US interference in its internal affairs.

There is a steadily growing chorus of outraged protest at the disfigurement of once beautiful roadsides by chemical sprays.

But the group's inclusion at the memorial site provoked an outraged protest by families of the July 20 conspirators.

Among other things, "A Most Wanted Man," set in Hamburg in the mid-aughts, is an outraged protest against American blundering after 9/11.

It is sad that it should have been put in such an inept way that the only answers came in the form of burnt effigies, grisly threats and a great deal of sincerely outraged protest.