Sentence examples for systematic outrages from inspiring English sources

His tendency, when addressing outrageous incidents and systematic outrages on his new documentary series, is to skid into bewilderment, or to stammer with upset, or to fight through weariness and retreat into sombre speculation.

There's been public outrage over the systematic failure of protection and rightly so.

"I am outraged at the systematic abuse of people's rights.

More NGOs and human rights organisations should follow ATD's example, demonstrating long-term physical solidarity with poor communities, and expressing outrage over the systematic exclusion of the voices of poor people from the political processes that determine their lives.

As far as the ability to participate in a heartfelt Outcry was concerned, I didn't feel I had lived here long enough to have built up the simmering reserves of bile necessary to express outrage at the systematic desecration of rural communities.

LGBT advocacy groups should be outraged by this systematic mistreatment of transgender communities.

Only when economic interests and outrage coincide will the result be systematic persecution.

The latest assault on Syria's doctors was only the most recent outrage in a campaign NGOs describe as systematic and deliberate.

"Immediately the Phoenix story broke, I was outraged, but now it is becoming a systematic issue... it is unbelievable what we have seen over the last few weeks," added Mark Begich of Alaska.

Painfully slowly, the United Nations and its member states seem to be recognizing the fact that systematic mass rape is at least as much an international outrage as, say, pirated DVDs.

In this view, the laws merely echo public outrage, expressing fury rather than orchestrating dynamic solutions to systematic problems.