Sentence examples for raise an uproar from inspiring English sources

Completely blocking Gmail would raise an uproar, not least among the many foreigners in China.

Auctions of Gandhi's personal items like spectacles and other memorabilia often raise an uproar in the country where many people feel the items are part of the country's cultural legacy.

The footage of Rafiq Husseini, shot by a former Palestinian intelligence officer, has raised an uproar in conservative Palestinian society.

When Kyunghyang reporters raised an uproar, the newspaper published a "confession" admitting that it had rejected the column for fear it might lose Samsung advertisements.

Experts who have studied the pardon process say presidents from each party have granted pardons that raised an uproar at the time.

But the government is firmly opposed to additional scenes FARC leaders engaged in "armed proselytism" like the one that raised an uproar last month in the town of El Conejo, dealing a huge blow to the talks.

The last comment raised an uproar in Italy last week, given that Mussolini's Fascist regime helped the Nazis deport more than 7,000 Jews, killed political opponents and waged campaigns of conquest that left hundreds of thousands of people dead.

The chairman's opening remarks were delayed for nearly an hour and a half as Democratic senators sought to cut off the hearings, raising an uproar over a last-minute document dump sent to the Judiciary Committee late Monday encompassing more than 42,000 pages from the nominee's tenure in the George W. Bush White House.

In Congress, those who wanted to keep the F-22 jet fighter boondoggling along raised an uproar over cutting a measly $1.5 billion out of a military budget that has swelled to over $630 billion.

BERLIN — Germany and Iran faced off Tuesday over the case of two Germans arrested in Iran over the weekend while interviewing the son of a woman whose sentence to death by stoning raised an international uproar.

Amid the upheaval in Zimbabwe, its government has been awaiting a shipment of Chinese-made bullets, mortars and other weaponry, but the prospect of the delivery when opposition supporters are being beaten and harassed has raised an international uproar.