Sentence examples for years of outcry from inspiring English sources

He dismissed the threat of UN pressure as "nothing new," after several years of outcry from international human rights groups, the United Nations and Western governments.

And no more simmering indignation that years of outcry -- especially the protests that preceded the jets' arrival in 1977 -- failed to bar the Concorde from what residents feel is the Rockaways' already noisy skies.

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Finally, after years of outcry by politicians, parents and civil society groups, the Interior Ministry announced last month that it was officially enacting a ban on the sale of plastic firearms in Afghanistan.

Last month, after years of outcry from health and drug policy experts, Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins announced a new strategy that allocates $17 million a year for chronic pain clinics across the province.

Last month, after years of outcry from health and drug-policy experts, Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins announced a new strategy that allocates about $13 million a year for chronic pain clinics across the province.

And despite years of public outcry against such deals, multimillion-dollar severance packages are still common.

Oxitec was, in fact, invited to the island by the county's mosquito control commissioners, a group once in favor of the experiment, but who are now divided after years of public outcry.

And yet ten years of civilian deaths have raised little public outcry in the U.S.; instead, the tactic has been met with widespread public complacency and racism.

Astonishingly, the Maktabat al-Sa'eh fire prompted something that two years of suicide bombings and assassination attempts had not: a public outcry.

Even through years of weathering Enron and other corporate scandals, not to mention the outcry over the pay package for its own former chief executive, Richard A. Grasso, the exchange has marketed a Big Board listing as a Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.