Sentences with phrase «recent outcry»

Newspapers and magazines have spent more than a decade now hemorrhaging revenue, staff, and reach thanks to the collapse of print advertising, but recent outcry about the spread of «fake news» may have motivated Google and Facebook to provide more support to trusted publishers.

The band's ordeal follows recent outcry surrounding the SXSW film festival performance agreement, which threatened to deport performers from outside the country if they played shows not authorized by the festival.

President Barack Obama maintains a «solid majority» of Jewish - American support despite a recent outcry among some in the community over his position on Israeli - Palestinian peace negotiations, according to a Gallup poll released Tuesday.

He was a fervent voter for the Iraq War - but since the recent outcry, is regretting having ever done so.

Mr Agyarko, who made the claim on the floor of the house, described the recent outcry by NDC MPs over government's 2017 budgetary allocation to the presidency as misguided.

Remember the recent outcry over Brazilian student visas?

Indeed, the recent outcry over a 10 % pay rise for MPs is perhaps instructive of the public reaction if this were to happen.

POLITICO reviewed the payroll records following a recent outcry from police reform activists, elected officials and Garner's family calling for the city to release Pantaleo's disciplinary records.

Conducted in the summer of 2017, prior to the recent outcry about sexual harassment by men in positions of public prominence, the Center's new survey findings also speak to the broader issues facing women in the workplace across occupations and industries.1

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.

For that matter, look at the recent outcry when Goodreads started removing material to enforce its own standards and insisting, rightly, that members review books, not authors — and that authors acquaint themselves with the rules of conduct on the site, as well.

One is the recent outcry about Beijing's choking air pollution, much of which originates from coal burning.

What a fortnight it has been for the BBC, not least the HR and PR departments, in response to the recent outcry on inequality of pay within the corporation.