Sentences with phrase «huge outcry»

This controversial remedy provoked huge outcries from parents and legislators, Democrats and Republicans, northerners and southerners.

The decision was met with huge outcry against Nintendo and was quickly reversed.

There was huge outcry on the ulterior motives of the businessman when he tried doing that.

«There was a huge outcry,» says Daniel Zucker, a partner at the Chicago law firm McDermott, Will & Emery.

If you took half the stuff that Obama has done and said and attributed it to Bush, there would be a HUGE outcry.

There was a huge outcry from the community — not even people who attended the church!

There have been a huge outcry over his reluctance to be active in helping the full - backs and reports of the Russian's laziness when he is not in possession, making some wasteful passes etc..

In Bengaluru, there was a huge outcry when a private company wanted to set up a commercial human milk bank with doctors and public health advocates calling the proposal «exploitation of poor mothers».

That «brought a huge outcry» and «one which has not been properly addressed».

Last week, after a huge outcry from all sectors of society, Michael Gove had to drop his plans for replacing GCSEs with the English Baccalaureate Certificates due to their total unsuitability.

Note that FB didn't respond to the current situation at all until a huge outcry was raised... they were perfectly happy to take Cambridge Analytica's money without looking at what they were actually doing.

His comments have caused a huge outcry from many in the community calling for him to resign from the school board.

The Church further expressed sadness that «despite the huge outcry and condemnation of the violent activities of Fulani herdsmen, they are found carrying arms used to attack, kill and maim innocent citizens in various communities across the nation.

«This guy is unfit for public office, and there should be a huge outcry,» said Stringer, according to the New York Daily News.

«There should be a huge outcry, but there isn't.

Her put - down generated a huge outcry among viewers, social commentators, and government officials.

Lawmakers are promoting these bills as opportunities for underserved students to gain access to high quality educational offerings, but the bills have sparked a huge outcry by public school advocates who say that the programs would devastate public schools and fail to serve the students for whom they are intended.

A couple years ago there was a huge outcry at Amazon because a lot of kids had bought a certain book to do required school work (a book report or similar) and without warning or notice Amazon pulled the book from their store AND ALL DEVICES, without refunding anybody, and suddenly the kids were unable to do their school work.

There hasn't been a huge outcry about the loss of the pension plan, but that's largely because younger Canadians have no idea what they're losing.

A photo of a white puppy pegged to a clothesline was posted on social networking site Facebook, from which it received a huge outcry from both netizens and animal lovers.

While NHL 15 arrived on the PS4 / XB1 platform after its other sports siblings, it lacked many critical features like online leagues, leading to a huge outcry.

There's been a huge outcry for a game like this ever since Rare started to fade away.

CJ in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, James Heller in Prototype 2, Lee Everett from The Walking Dead, there are plenty of good examples, many of which have been able to appear without a huge outcry.

This apparent censorship of Hong's work caused a huge outcry among the artistic community, with calls for the departure of Lee as head of the Biennale Foundation, prompting the exhibition's chief curator Yoon Beom - mo to resign in solidarity with the exhibiting artists.

The industry minister Ian Macfarlane, who was also present, stressed the need for absolute confidentiality, saying that if the renewables industry knew they were meeting «there would be a huge outcry».

... A huge outcry quickly arose.