It should certainly promote the integration of immigrants into Spanish society and do everything possible to prevent another outrage like that of March 11th.
Masipa said the continuing misperception that Pistorius had intentionally killed Steenkamp was something the court had a duty to correct to "prevent unjustified outrage from the public".
"The court has a duty to correct wrong impressions and prevent unjustified outrage," she said, although punishment must also reflect the seriousness of the offence and be "unpleasant, uncomfortable and painful".
He says he has since had a "proper chat" with the Chairman of the awards to discuss "making the list of voters more diverse" so as to prevent "national outrage over discrimination" but wants to make sure that any changes don't feel like tokenism - "if Years & Years win the award, that's cool, they deserve it".
The best way for Congress and the Bush administration to prevent such outrages in the future is not by tinkering with the Constitution but by following Justice Department guidelines on pardons, tightening ethical rules and passing campaign finance reform.
The public would expect us to be able, in extremis, under the law with all these conditions in place to be able to try to prevent terrorist outrages … If you read the Spectator this week there is an assertion that because we are dealing with line wolf attacks, lone wolves don't communicate with anybody and so all these powers are meaningless.
Mystery surrounding the specifics of the security pact has not prevented widespread outrage in Iraq over reports that it will prolong US military presence indefinitely and impinge on Iraqi sovereignty.
Everyone is aware of the vital fight to prevent further terrorist outrages after the tragedy of 7/7 four years ago and other attacks around the world.
Congress and the president should get together now -- today -- to prevent this crime, this outrage, this scandal and this moral indecency before any more of the hungry and the hurting fall of the cliff created by the politicians.
I'd like to imagine that public outrage will prevent this outcome.
"We take this very seriously, and we will do everything we can once the investigation is over to prevent this kind of outrage and lack of supervision -- I think both things have to be questioned here".
