Sentence examples for provoke outcry from inspiring English sources

Seven significant alterations to the original route are being put out for further consultation, with some likely to provoke outcry in affected areas.

Granting independence without major constitutional reform would furthermore provoke outcry from the Conservatives' main parliamentary opposition, the Labour Party, which was strongly anti-colonial and supportive of black nationalist ambitions.

Mr. Bush's budget would cut earmarks by $18 billion, an amount certain to provoke outcries in Congress but so small as to be of symbolic importance.

The conditions shouldn't provoke outcries and stoke fears; instead, these conditions should pose the next great challenge to overcome.

The erosion of library services has long provoked outcry from authors.

Warnings of sex and violence, crumpled crinolines or, worse, no crinoline at all provoked outcry and cancelled bookings.

It has provoked outcry from Christian groups, with Paramount being forced to put out a statement explaining it is "inspired by the story of Noah" and re-iterating that "artistic license has been taken".

Such repatriations take place regularly: last year, 10,177 Romanians and 863 Bulgarians, mostly Roma, were expelled.The move has provoked outcry, not all of it reasonable: some on the left drew comparisons with the Vichy regime.

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Study of hiring in math-heavy fields provokes outcry.

It provoked outcry among some scientists who said their academic freedom was being restricted.