Sentences with phrase «uproar began»

In fact, I [Colin] was CEO of CanLII during the period in which the scraping and republication took place and the public uproar began.

But last year, a national conservative uproar began to grow, with critics saying the standards represented federal intrusion into state affairs.

The uproar began last week when The Cancer Letter, a Washington, D.C., newsletter, reported that Anil Potti had apparently lied about being a Rhodes scholar and made other unverifiable claims on biographies included in his grant applications.

Once the uproar began, it took Zuckerberg five days to make a statement on the matter.

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In 2015, Beijing's office of marriage registration caused an uproar when one of its posters saying: «Being a good wife and good mother is the biggest achievement of a woman,» began circulating online.

The Romans would certainly have taken very stern notice of any uproar in the Temple at a festival, since they feared, and rightly, the constant possibility of an uprising beginning there at such a time.

You also believe that you must take on secret temple names, wear garments (underwear) that has secret symbols that are used in secret rituals in the temple as well as a blood oath that began in 1843, but ended in 1990 when there was a general uproar amongst non-mormons that found out about this particular ritual.

The power authority's service provider, PSEG Long Island, caused an uproar in East Hampton when it began installing a six - mile - long high - voltage transmission line between East Hampton Village and Amagansett, without, according to local officials, fully informing them of what was planned.

«I may be alone in finding him the most annoying person in modern politics,» Cameron continued after the uproar had begun to die down.

A judge dismissed the lawsuits, but the post-Columbine uproar led more researchers to begin dissecting games, much as Bandura did for TV, in search of the roots of aggression.

We get an up - close look at her beginnings as an Austrian Jewish emigre whose scandalous nude scene in the 1933 film, Ecstasy, caused such an enormous international uproar that even the Pope was moved to denounce it.

Implicit expressions, explicit expressions, innuendos, and connotations concealed in shadows begin to parade around in his head and create an uproar.

I can not begin to imagin the uproar that would happen if author refused to hand over data from a study they published.

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A number of U.S. lawmakers also have begun demanding answers from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other prominent Silicon Valley executives, amid a growing uproar over the reports, which surfaced last week.

After mass public uproar and most recently accusations lawmakers were «ridiculing the Korean people,» the outlook for cryptocurrency regulation in South Korea has suddenly begun to look notably more constructive.