public outcry

In another nod to the public outcry, Beijing recently opened its air pollution monitoring centre for public visits, albeit only once a week.

Despite public outcry, the U. S. Census still includes the word Negro, because many older people still use it.

Don't expect any sort of public outcry if you somehow get duped by a prostitute.

Once word leaked, the public outcry -- much of it from Filipino farmers -- forced Manila to suspend the agreement.

The public outcry he has faced has clearly been difficult for a man who was knighted for his services to banking less than five years ago.

Around 25, 000 people are thought to have perished and there was a public outcry over the then government's tardy response.

That will be unpopular, judging by the public outcry when AT&T recently said it was looking at ways to curtail data traffic.

The results again lead to a public outcry sparked strong indignation of the general public.

There was no public outcry. Few people even noticed.

The health program outlined in the article seems very sound to me; but it has met with considerable public outcry.

He chose not to pay for Royal Squadron planes to take his sons on holiday because he feared a public outcry over the cost.

I am amazed that there has not been a public outcry of people saying, "Excuse me, I had a flu jab last year and I still got swine flu. "

Google has faced a public outcry over the amount of information it collects from users of its services.

Only a public outcry prompted the city to 'temporarily' place it nearby in Lower Manhattan - where the bull has been ever since.

However, a public outcry, led by consumer groups like the Center for Food Safety, made the FDA delay its ruling.

Absent sustained and vociferous public outcry, President Barack Obama's call for a bipartisan budget deal may fall on deaf ears.

The news of the plan provoked a public outcry on the Internet after local newspapers reported in late March.

Only a few 1909-dated Lincoln cents were minted before public outcry got the initials removed from this spot forever.

The business war between the two Internet giants had triggered a public outcry.

A number of incidents in recent years have provoked a public outcry against media sensationalism and invasion of privacy.

More were meant to follow. But the group prompted a public outcry by touring the south-east in guerrilla outfits, declaring victory.

Amid a public outcry after the scandal broke, Taiwan's banking regulators demanded that the banks repurchase the PEMGroup notes.

He says affairs between teachers and sixth-formers could be "educative on both sides" ; public outcry ensues.

First, the public outcry and outrage within China was quite the same as what one would see in other countries.

After a public outcry, another inquiry by a special independent prosecutor was announced.

After a public outcry over the decision, the State Community College Board commissioned a study at a cost to taxpayers of $75, 000.

The public outcry would surely force a rapid deal, but the economy would suffer serious damage in the meantime.

In recent years, fatal car accidents in Chinese cities have triggered a heated public outcry for harsher penalties.

There was a public outcry about selling arms tothe warring tribes.

There was public outcry at his atrocious behaviour.

The government hushed the affair up to avoid a public outcry.

Sindh's chief minister, Qaim Ali Shah, spoke Tuesday in reaction to the public outcry.

The resignations followed a public outcry about expenses claims by politicians of all parties. Naomi Grimley reports.

Public funds for travel abroad, Xu Ai incident has once again become a public outcry.

So far, the public outcry has been muted.

After a public outcry, Tokyo has promised to expand unemployment benefits to those who have worked six months or more.

A growing public outcry about violence behind closed doors prompted Japan to enact its first law on domestic violence in 2001.

Such is the public outcry that the plan might yet be scrapped.

kasaganahan: We must sustain the public outcry and outrage over the junta's recent verdict of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Suggestions that senior GSE debt holders would have to take a haircut sparked a public outcry in China.

After a public outcry, YouTube staff members reviewed the videos and restored them.

A public outcry in Thailand caused both governments to send troops to the area.

As a concession to the public outcry, the government reduced the tax on petrol.

But they privately met top investors and regulators for advice on how to tweak pay policies to stem the public outcry.

The public outcry in Bangladesh has been huge, India's apology feeble.

In 1946, despite a huge public outcry, Luciano was paroled on condition that he depart the US and return to Sicily.

It was dug up two days later after a public outcry alleging a cover-up.

As a concession to the public outcry, the government reduced the tax.

The escalated business war has also triggered a public outcry.

The torture at Guantanamo Bay, in overseas CIA prisons and at Abu Ghraib has all gone by with relatively little public outcry.

Only after a public outcry were thedetentions stopped and the cases thrown out by local government order.

This sculpture has caused public outcry.

But after a local newspaper reported that he died while drinking on the job, a public outcry ensued and the award was rescinded.

Mr Aso also, blind to the public outcry, at first gave Mr Nakagawa his full support.

Ben Amor, 22, was released by authorities after a public outcry three days later.

In 2005 the bid of the China National Offshore Oil Company to buy America's Unocal was, in effect, blocked after a public outcry.

a public outcry over the price rise

reversed their decision after a public outcry

public outcry over lazy civil servants