Sentences with word «outcry»

Trump walked back the comment after public outcry from both the right and the left.

In fact, it wasn't until 1906, when public outcry from Upton Sinclair's book The Jungle meant new legislation.The original intention of the book was to portray the life of immigrants living in the U.S. but instead, the focus of the book became unsanitary conditions at a slaughterhouse in Chicago.

The shootings were followed by the assassinations of five police officers in Dallas at a march earlier this week, which again set off a wave of public outcry over police reform and touched off protests against police brutality around the country.

Therefore, to do her justice — I should point out here that mum was an absolute pedant when it came to research and getting things absolutely right — and to continue her remarkable legacy without public outcries of «Shame!»

When it comes to the crown jewel of its $ 110 billion in education stimulus spending and the foundation of its efforts to reshape American schooling, an administration rocked by public outcry against backroom deals wants to hide the judging table from the public?

This means in real life often the revision of the law stems from public outcry for past malpractices, rather than a deeper appreciation of the philosophical principles behind the law or recognition of the possible benefits from the reform.

Zuckerberg's post came following public outcry in response to a report last weekend from The New York Times and The Observer of London that Cambridge Analytica, a political data firm hired by the Trump campaign, gained access to private information of more than 50 million Facebook users, including their profiles, locations and what they like.

Lib Dem peer Lord Oakeshott tells party leader not to bottle out on trying to reach deal after outcry over peerages for donors

I have heard a lot of outcry about gerrymandering voting districts.

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.

THE BRONX — Bronx Assemblyman Michael Blake is not taking a job with a top political consulting firm, following outcry over the announcement he made the same day former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos was convicted in a corruption trial.

However, the scheme caused outcry among some religious and community groups who claimed the Government had «gone soft» on drugs, sending the wrong message out to youngsters and letting dealers «get away with it».

Can Amazon afford the bad press about book removal which may spark outcries from many corners, including self - publishing authors, the fastest - growing segment of their Kindle ebook distribution?

Despite fan outcry against the casting of the actor, director David Yates maintains that allegations from Amber Heard don't impact his production.

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

Could you imagine the international outcry if the US were to threaten to do this to peacefully practicing Muslim imams and clerics?

Corn futures trade on the CME Globex platform under the symbol ZC and in open outcry trading under C.

There has been a lot of public outcry on how the Vita's library supposedly lacks in AAA games, and Batman Arkham Origins Blackgate undeniably offers such an AAA experience.

and about public outcry when more youngsters (and schools) are found wanting.

International outcry over last month's kidnapping of more than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls during final exams has grown large enough to make terrorist group Boko Haram a trending topic on Twitter.

The House plan reduced that threshold for new mortgages to $ 500,000, causing outcry from some real estate agents and builders as well as congressmen who represent areas with extremely hefty real estate costs.

This series was originally published in Life in 1968, accompanied by the photographer's raw commentary, inciting a national outcry at the disturbing social conditions it depicts.

Despite outcry from community groups and some elected officials, the Battery Park City Authority awarded a 10 - year license to operate the North Cove Marina to two companies with ties to Cuomo, who controls the authority board.

Postal Doors Staying Open Faced with outcry from the public and in Congress, the Postal Service backed off plans that called for closing as many as 3,700 rural post offices starting next week.

ESSA was passed largely in response to the national outcry for local and state leaders to decide for themselves what standards and assessments needed to be in place without pressure from the federal government.

A version of this article appears in print on March 20, 2018, on Page A1 of the New York edition with the headline: Security Officer To Exit Facebook As Outcry Grows.

The priority given to Common Core by both Race to the Top and the waiver program provoked outcry among some conservatives, who feared that the national standards would both undermine local control of schools and lower expectations for students.

But as community outcry grew over concerns about displacement and the impact of gentrification on the community, he opted to oppose the rezoning bid, he said Monday night.

One category where fine revenues went down significantly was restaurant health code violations, which the mayor had pledged to revamp after loud outcries about overly aggressive enforcement.

The #DeleteUber campaign on Facebook and Twitter erupted when Uber was accused of breaking a taxi strike in New York, right around the time Kalanick was taking heat for sitting on the president's business - advisory council in the midst of public outcry regarding Trump's travel ban.

With the close of big chains like Borders and the recent outcry against Amazon only time will tell what book buying options will last and which ones will fade.

NO (B) ORDERS is to be understood as a universal political outcry coming directly out of the project space art scene.

The widespread outcry forced AFT President Randi Weingarten to issue two apologies»

Facebook responded to the global outcry after an explosive report that a third - party personality quiz harvested 50 million Facebook profiles.

Mayor de Blasio refused to change his Italy vacation plans for a potentially crippling railroad strike — but suddenly delayed the trip Friday amid outcries for a full investigation into...

There has been a great outcry in the form of peace marches, open letters, advertisements etc..

Bungie recently disabled certain aspects of Destiny 2 «s progression system in reaction to community outcry about certain activities not delivering the results they expected.

This has been much to the shock and horror of television series who were unfamiliar with his writing; the so - called Red Wedding episode which appeared towards the end of the show's just - finished third season caused widespread outcry online.

No such outcry for fruit - branded products??

Interestingly, over the course of the beta there was much outcry at the Loot Crate system and general player progression.

Following more social media outcry and calls for boycotts, FedEx again clarified its relationship with the National Rifle Association on Tuesday.

The move has also provoked outcry around the world.

Sometimes you'll hear outcry that adoption fees discriminate against poor families who don't necessarily have the money to pay the adoption fee, but who will do whatever is necessary to make sure their new pet is happy and healthy - including bringing the pet in for medical care whenever it's needed.

This move inadvertently trigged more outcry when users discovered that videos recorded on the platform they had thought they had deleted were still present in Facebook's archive.

With the massive outcry online from players, we hope that Treyarch listens to the vast criticism and feedback from their fans, and goes away with the whole Supply Drop system for weapons.