Sentence examples for popular outcry from inspiring English sources

Again, after a popular outcry the administration scaled TIPS back.

Workers have been hit by wage freezes and pension cuts, prompting a growing popular outcry.

Amid a popular outcry, however, the city shied away from enforcing the regulation.

Only when the Diyanet faced a huge popular outcry did they revoke this fatwa — for now.

Although Mr. Khrushchev had wrought tremendous changes, there was no popular outcry for him.

An Israeli documentary investigating the scandal was aired in December and prompted a popular outcry.

Such popular outcries can send ripples through the party's upper ranks.

American strikes by drones, which have provoked popular outcries in Pakistan over its sovereignty, have degraded Al Qaeda, but progress remains uneven, the review said.

Although Murphy revels in Victorian criminal trials and popular outcries, his skimpy knowledge of the administration and influence of the royal court hobbles his book.

Bo Xilai, the "princeling" son of Mao's associate Bo Yibo, has been using this popular "leftist" outcry for political advantage in inner-party power struggles.

The President had been almost uniformly viewed as a sure winner, but a popular and international outcry over what appeared to be a growing and systematic attempt to steal the vote peeled away his support at an accelerating rate in the final 10 days of the race, pollsters said.