The amount of the award prompted indignation in France.
No glory The driver and the passenger Yulia Tymoshenko's trials The pull of Brussels ReprintsThe report has prompted indignation.
This week a court gave six workers at a Continental tyre plant suspended jail sentences for invading and vandalising a local-government office, prompting indignation on the left.
And the show of hardware, including tanks, at Heathrow in the run-up to the Iraq war, prompted indignation in Parliament and an inquest into who had given the order.
The ruling has prompted indignation as well mockery, exposing deep cultural differences over child-rearing.As a signatory of the European Social Charter, France has to ensure that "domestic law must prohibit and penalise all forms of violence against children".
The ceremony at San Giovanni Bosco church on 21 August prompted indignation as it featured a gilded carriage driven by six horses, a band playing the music fromThe Godfather, and rose petals being thrown from a helicopter.
The paper wrote: "All of our communications are spied on". Le Monde said that after Snowden's revelations about the NSA's Prism surveillance programme prompted indignation in Europe, France "only weakly protested, for two excellent reasons: Paris already knew about it, and it was doing the same thing".
In years gone by his murder might have passed uncommented in Chile, but in the current climate of change it prompted indignation.
Southern Rhodesia was denied the same under the no independence before majority rule policy, prompting indignation and fury from the governing Rhodesian Front (RF) and its supporters.
A video of protesters surrounding and shoving a student photographer out of the way has since prompted indignation from journalists who say activists have gone to such great lengths to protect their own privacy and space that they have infringed on the rights of others.
And the subject of money does not prompt uniform indignation.
