Sentence examples for to outcry from inspiring English sources

Then, in 2011, to outcry from human rights organisations, the Supreme Court held up the acquittal.

The Dominican government responded to outcry over the ruling from neighboring countries and human-rights organizations by announcing a "regularization" plan for foreigners.

Also this week, students at Claremont McKenna College in California gathered in protest of the administration's response to outcry over long-lasting problems with racism on campus.

The chancellor said the increased capital budget would ensure critical rail projects, such as the electrification of the Midland mainline and Transpennine route, can go ahead, after they were shelved earlier this year to outcry in the north.

The chancellor said the increased capital budget would ensure that critical rail projects such as the electrification of the Midland mainline and Transpennine route could go ahead, after they were shelved earlier this year, to outcry in the north.

The economic plan focused almost entirely on cuts to sectors considered unfavourable to the Conservatives, and no fiscal stimulus plan was revealed, leading to outcry by all major opposition parties, who claim Harper is not doing enough to tackle the economic crisis.

Formerly a global sport, it was long since outlawed due to outcries of animal abuse, and instead continued in underground arenas, where the fighting became much more brutal.

They are still our representatives, after all, and they have to respond to public outcry.

Rabbi Lerner said he would try to raise an outcry to bring attention to the appeal.

The civilian government responded to the outcry by assigning military officers to help oversee the biggest militias.

First, it puts pressure on the feds to change the rule in response to public outcry.