Sentences with phrase «national outrage»

The numerous deaths sparked national outrage as authorities struggled to find out what caused the unfortunate incidence.

Nigeria has a debilitating social malaise which has to do with the lack of a sustained sense of national outrage over ethical and criminal offences that...

It only passed during the fleeting moment of national outrage over the Sandy Hook massacre of tots at school.

It has spurred national outrage.

The event created enough national outrage to move the case to the anti-terrorism court where 50 people were charged for, «the use or threat of action... to coerce and intimidate or overawe the Government or the public... or create a sense of fear or insecurity in society.»

In any other sphere that would provoke national outrage, rule the headlines for months and provoke urgent Government action.»

De Blasio's school discipline announcement follows not only the news of lower suspension rates in city schools, but also national outrage following a video of a teenage girl getting tackled and arrested in her classroom in South Carolina.

This fall, the question becomes how well those films can keep up now that the id is actually in charge — and so unpredictable that one national outrage replaces the last on a weekly (if not daily) basis.

And yet, there's no sense of focused national outrage (discontent is probably a better word), no movement gaining momentum to address the roots of the problem that lead to the BP spill, and the government has shown that it feels no pressure to take significant action on behalf of the environment.

Known as the Mississippi Burning case, the murders sparked national outrage and triggered a massive federal investigation that resulted in several convictions in 1967, as well as a belated one in 2005 for accused mastermind Edgar Ray Killen.

May 8, 2018 • One campaign ad in Georgia, in which the candidate for governor points a gun at a young man, has spurred national outrage.

But of course, you'd think Starbucks would be all over this kind of thing, especially given the four days of national outrage that followed a separate incident last week, in which a manager called 911 to report two black men who were sitting in a Philadelphia Starbucks without buying anything.

Other issues concerning legislators include perennials campaign financing, ethics, and education, plus police reform issues ignited by the Eric Garner incident in New York City: his death in police custody sparked national outrage.

Mr. Donovan, 58, quietly resented being the target of national outrage.

His death sparked national outrage and intensified the debate surrounding policing and race.

Gov. Rochas Okorocha of Imo is set to unveil the statue of another African president, weeks after a national outrage over the unveiling of...

I think it is a national outrage that so many children in the UK are admitted to hospital for surgical procedures for conditions which are by and large preventable.

The schoolboy's murder sparked a national outrage and brought to light a pattern of extreme violence in Mexican schools.

These stunts, courtesy of Wiener's Viennese Actionist pals, later led an outraged public to dub the legendary event the Uni-Ferkelei (campus mess or ribaldry), while the authorities charged participant Günter Brus with defecating and masturbating during a rendition of the national

Sen. Kamala Harris commented on one of the most recent shootings of an unarmed black man by police that has sparked national outrage.