Sentences with phrase «outcry when»

Magee: As Britton surely must have predicted, there was an outcry when the site launched.

As evidenced by the outcry when a TV chef equated eating pork with eating puppies, the majority of us meat and dairy eaters would desperately like to hold on to the notion that farm animals are somehow «different», and hence can be treated as a pure commodity.

And in 2007, there was a similar public outcry when Mark Wallinger won for Sleeper, a 154 - minute film of the artist walking around a German gallery wearing a bear suit.

If you doubt this, consider the fan backlash and outcry when they watched the Final Fantasy VII Remake trailer that sampled a fraction of a second of combat.

There was a minor consumer and pundit outcry when users learned they couldn't remove the special offers.

Supporters of the law noted that there was no outcry when students from that mostly black district were transferring to Normandy, which at that time had been accredited.

Despite public outcry when it was leaked, Great Public Schools Now is raising money and pushing its agenda.

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

There was an outcry when the Baftas — the British equivalent of the Oscars — failed to award Charlotte Rampling a Best Actress nomination for her stunning performance in the brilliant British marriage drama «45 Years».

Remember the outcry when CERN was getting ready to start smashing particles together in its Large Hadron Collider?

State Education Commissioner John King faced a huge public outcry when he tried to address Common Core at a parent forum in Poughkeepsie last fall.

Once again, Mr. Friedman is attempting to modify his position in the Stewart's expansion after the public outcry when the Town Board denied the zoning changes to allow the expansion.

I recall the outcry when Russia was awarded this year's World Cup, people demanding we (The Home Nations teams) boycott that event.

Just waiting for the outcry when someone tries to name their child Allah or Yahweh.

The developed countries, in particular, should raise a tumultuous outcry when any minority is at risk of being obliterated... anywhere.

If there are large demonstrations or other forms of major public outcry when a leader takes undemocratic actions, then the would - be authoritarian can't get away with their attempts to consolidate power.

The sixth person on the list is Terry Jones, a Florida evangelical Christian pastor who in 2010 raised an international outcry when he threatened to burn copies of the Koran.

Not exact matches

When the United States Department of Commerce announced it would be imposing a 219 % tax on jets built by Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier on Tuesday night, the outcry was swift.

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.

When that led to a public outcry and draft bills in Congress, they came up with the idea charging websites for a fast lane to ISP subscribers.

The aquatic theme park company has faced scrutiny and public outcry since 2013 when the «Blackfish» documentary criticized SeaWorld's handling of its orcas.

The company announced on Tuesday that it would no longer notify users when they were added to a list (a way users can keep track of multiple accounts in one place), but this sparked an outcry from a number of users who said adding someone to a list is often a prelude to harassment, and that they would like to know about it.

Blau points to a pattern with social networks and other free services in which, when ads are introduced, «people complain, there is a sort of backlash or revolt» at first, but ultimately the outcry diminishes and most users become habituated to the ads.

February 2009 — Facebook revises its terms of service to state that users can't delete their data when they leave the service and there's another outcry.

Only when the political outcry is really loud?

It would mean Greece following through on its market reforms and privatizations + Greece reforming and downsizing its civil service + Greece maintaining a stable government despite public outcry + Greece fixing its tax collection system + the troika being willing to put off some Greece interest payments and then writing off some significant portion of Greece's debt when Greece's government finally consistently reaches a primary surplus.

But I do not go around calling individuals «immoral» when they do not conform to the tenets of my religion (as the bishops, etc. have done in their outcry against birth control).

When sprinkles of atheists merely remind the pew of the fact that we are not one nation under god let alone any god, surely the response from the religious pulpit is the true outcry.

@ Atheist Arron — here is the thing... athiests and such, outcry publicly when they feel that they are being forced to adhere to some religious standard or have to witness some religious practice.

After my family, and what amounts to be a small church full of people, were maliciously harmed by Christian leaders of a certain theological and denominational bent (despite an uproarious public outcry calling these leaders to account and condemning their actions), I find myself recoiling when this particular denominational group is mentioned.

When Mayer asked why there was no outcry from citizens, the policeman told him that the people, by their silence, had given the government that right.

But if this is «what actually happens», it's hard to resist drawing the conclusion that in the outcry against Dawkins this summer we saw an extraordinary moment when society expressed moral outrage about itself; when we were provoked by one of our own common practices.

When Amber Heard made the decision to come forward last month with allegations toward her husband, Johnny Depp, the outcry against her was astonishing.

More to the not mentioned point is that when the Colorado incident happened there was national outcry.

This is not to bash former Pres. Bush, but only now do I really understand why there was such a public outcry and the feeling he didn't care when he delayed saying anything for days after hurricane Katrina.

Then, when the outcry arose, he went on vacation.

Yes, given the outcry from what Mayfield did, and when ESPN does things like blur out his crotch - grabbing to make it seem way worse than it is, this discipline is expected.

When the NBA announced its new NBA 2K League, there was an outcry at the realization that eSports competitors were going to make as much playing video games as actual G League players.

When alarmists charged that the polar bear was being hunted to extinction, the outcry sent scientists like Lee Miller and Jack Lentfer (below) off across the ice on a rewarding research trail

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

Indeed, there was outcry in Italy when national team boss Gian Piero Ventura continually overlooked Jorginho throughout the Azzurri «s doomed 2018 World Cup qualification campaign — he still only has three full caps to his name — with many fans feeling the poise and incision he could have offered might have made the difference.

When scarves first emerged [last weekend] declaring Leicester City champions, immortalised in stitching, many fans were in outcry.

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..

The first outcry had come before then when Marcus Rashford had upended James Milner.

Sharon, why don't the feminist outcry about porn like they did back when saying, «we are more than just a piece of meat»... do you hear this on the news?

This is why there was such an outcry for some kind of paper trail on electronic machines when they were first implemented without them, especially after demonstrations of how insecure they were came to light - so they could be hand - verified, if necessary.

The outcry against Putin occurred when he left office.

The memo is an attempt to quell what will likely be further questions on Monday for lawmakers when the Senate returns to Albany as well as an outcry from mainline Senate Democrats and good - government organizations.

Presumably the actual moment when he should have left office (under the old rules) will pass with less outcry.

There was nothing like the outcry that had occurred a couple of years earlier when self - styled renegade «amigos» Hiram Monserrate and Pedro Espada bolted the Democratic caucus, throwing power to the Republicans.