The arrests of Mr. Tolon and Mr. Eruygur last year have caused a strong outcry in circles suspicious of the AKP's religious agenda in Turkey, where the military has traditionally held the role of protecting the secular state structure.
The bill had prompted a strong outcry in the media and among government critics, and Mr. Medvedev's request appears to represent a rare example of public opinion influencing policy in Russia, a country with strict controls on free expression of divergent political ideas.
Because that same guidance was rescinded in late February — prompting a strong outcry from the tech community — the Supreme Court wishes for a lower court to first re-assess that decision.
(That location closed in 2007, amidst strong outcry).
"I think that's what's provoked the strong outcry," he continued.
Only a strong outcry from watchdog groups like Common Cause forced OFA to abandon its plans for a pay-to-play vehicle for corporate and large individual donors.
Despite strong outcry against it from the adult film industry, LA voters passed Measure B in November, requiring porn performers to wear condoms on set.
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney's secretly videotaped description of an Israeli-Palestinian peace settlement as hopeless during a fundraiser earlier this year has prompted strong outcry from participants in the negotiations, including many who said ending the talks may hurt Israel the most.
For Russia's LGBTQ community, the world's insufficiently strong outcry about the climate of homophobia bolstered by talk of "traditional values," will mean continued discrimination and real physical threats.
Beijing also faces a stronger international outcry over its human rights record and scattered calls to boycott the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games, which China hopes will showcase the country's rapid development.
