This created an uproar in the country.

Voices rise from everywhere in a discordant uproar.

The frenzied campaigning for the constitutional referendum began in uproar.

Fortunately, his decision was reversed by the government after public uproar.

But the uproar caused by these decisions reinforces, rather than dispels, doubts.

The technical person in the newsroom used resulting in Жгруевскиникола, causing an uproar.

At one point it enters his classroom, causing an uproar from his classmates.

News about the apparently homophobic reason for the monument's removal caused a global uproar.

But this will cause a world wide uproar 02.08.14 16 14 Prokopenko Uh huh.

The proposed change to the norm of shooting at women seemingly caused the biggest uproar.

These comments sparked an uproar among citizens who took to social media to express their outrage.

The spokesperson said the company was aware of the online petition and expressed concern about the uproar.

Last October, a wave of acid attacks against women in Isfahan created a public uproar in Iran.

On the day of my birthday, my friends made me drink and I caused quite an uproar.

Comments from the top leadership have spurred an uproar amongst the residents of Balochistan who already feel neglected.

The uproar appeared to stem from an article published on November 16 by a local news site, reporting that

The incident caused an uproar that compelled the authorities to arrest, interrogate, and try the Egyptian police officers in charge.

This global uproar is a testament to how three decades of Western feminist challenges to leadership have changed the world for the better.

In 2005, the creation of a so called Takeshima Day by a local government in Japan triggered a public uproar in South Korea.

Long accustomed to playing the fool in domestic politics, Zhirinovsky's April performances seemed designed to send the entire Central Asian region into non comic uproar.

Greek social media has been in uproar over a video posted on Facebook and Twitter, showing police officers overtly abusing a detained immigrant in downtown Athens.

While there is a public uproar after each case, officials do nothing and there are no consequences for the perpetrators or the government that protects them

But public uproar swelled after a whistleblower identified businesswoman Janet Lim Napoles who is alleged to have conspired with lawmakers to pocket P10 billion through the fund.

Fresh trouble is following hard on the heels of the uproar around Josef Ackermann, CEO of Deutsche Bank Deutsche Bank faces a multi million pound fine in the USA.

In Macedonia, there was a public uproar over a tweet by Gordana Jankuloska, the former Macedonian Minister of Interior and a high ranking official of the ruling party, VMRO DPMNE.

Amid the uproar, Murphy said his office is arranging the congressional trip, expected to take place this year, and hopes the delegation will include members of both parties and both chambers.

The horrific show of violence on April 17, 2013 sparked uproar throughout Greece, prompting netizens to launch a boycott of the blood strawberries that originate at the scene of the crime.

The immediate uproar is over the exceedingly generous pay and promotion package that Wolfowitz awarded in 2005 to his girlfriend as compensation for leaving the Bank to pave the way for his arrival.

Last year, a proposed Amnesty Bill would have allowed Thaksin to return home but it sparked a nationwide uproar and opposition forces rallied thousands to call for the removal of the Yingluck government.

Despite the fact that Kyrgyz society is broadly pro Russian and, indeed, fond of Russia s main channels, this public discussion did not go as planned and instead sparked a minor uproar on Facebook last month.

If Russian authorities want to keep users from seeing the pages of Children 404 and its allies, they may have to block the entire social network, a move that would likely trigger uproar among young Russians.

If Russian authorities want to keep users from seeing the pages of Children 404 and its allies, they may have to block the entire social network, a move that would likely trigger an uproar among young Russians.

The targeting of the Muslim community was instigated by a group of racist Sinhalese individuals, consisting largely of hooligans, who were motivated by the uproar and attention such an act would create, rather than by any identifiable ideology.

Twitter served as initial charge for social network uproar in Macedonia in the cases of Eurosong, the floods in Serbia, the revelation of the cover up of Martin Neshkovski s murder, Macedonian version of critical mass ( НаТочак) and others.

When one of his songs was published on YouTube, there was a public uproar, citing the video's low quality, as well as the potential of the government's project to encourage self censorship among artists and other public figures.

Journalists were not allowed to attend the fair, the prime minister's speech provoked media uproar because of spelling, grammar and pronunciation mistakes and a truck was forced to take back dozens of attendees after their bus didn't show up.

With the war raging in Gaza, news reports earlier this month about the routing of an extraordinarily large shipment of arms from the United States to Israel through the private Greek port of Astakos caused an uproar among Greek bloggers.

Minister Dulic experienced his own fair share of online criticism and uproar when news leaked several months ago, that the site for one of his Ministry s campaigns had cost around 26,000 euros, or the equivalent of some 75 average Serbian monthly salaries.

jhaque_ (Jahanzaib Haque) GUESS which side Express News is leaning on the Civil Military rift? D twitpic.com 85z4f6 (Pic ) NPRinskeep (Steve Inskeep) Worth noting as we follow the uproar in Pakistan it's approximately the 927th news story in last 4 yrs to prompt speculation of a coup. marvisirmed (Marvi Sirmed) Boycotted Geo for being so stinkily anti democracy.