Sentences with phrase «growing outrage over»

But amid growing outrage over tax avoidance by corporate giants, peers want a new joint body with MPs — similar to the Intelligence and Security Committee, which probes the work of spooks.

It's impossible to say whether a fiscal crisis, or growing outrage over the alarming numbers, might prompt corrective action before that happens.

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Growing public outrage over the misuse of the private information of tens of millions of Facebook users by the firm that claimed it helped Donald Trump win the White House has ignited a full - blown crisis, with U.S. and European lawmakers demanding hearings and investigations underway by the Federal Trade Commission and two state attorneys general.

Growing public outrage over the misuse of private information has worried employees and sunk stock.

Instead of responding to the growing outrage around the issue, the premier seems to be hoping it will just blow over.

Senator Elizabeth Warren put her finger on the pulse of the growing public outrage over how the Federal Reserve conducts much of its operations in secret and appears to frequently succumb to the desires of Wall Street to the detriment of the public interest.

The remark comes amid growing public outrage over the misuse of the private information of tens of millions Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica, the firm that claimed it helped Donald Trump win the White House.

75 - foot banner unfurled along Westminster Bridge, as outrage grew over the Israeli bombing of a UN school in Gaza

The justice secretary was then forced to appear on Sky News, as the media outrage over the plans grew.

Combined with outrage over individual incidents, is growing concern over drug crime and violence.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- A group of city officials held a rally on Monday morning as outrage grows following a rape over the weekend at Hudson River Park.

A 75 - foot banner was unfurled along Westminster Bridge this morning, as outrage grew over the Israeli bombing of a UN school in Gaza.

Unable to separate truth from fiction, public outrage is growing over actions governments around the world are being falsely accused of taking in the global war on terror.Still struggling with trauma from her previous mission, Kate Adams is pressed back into CIA service to infiltrate a radical anti-government group that may have ties to The Executive.

The battle over emissions and air quality is even more tense in China, where pollution and smog are provoking outrage among China's growing middle class.

And outrage is properly growing over the massive failures of wind, solar and biofuel startups whose executives (mostly Obama and Democrat campaign angels) skimmed millions of tax dollars for themselves but let their companies go bankrupt and their employees go on unemployment and welfare rolls.

The company, which does little actual inventing on its own, is also spending millions to grow its lobbying footprint in Washington at a time of increased public outrage over so - called patent - trolling.