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He expressed outrage and disappointment over Russia's policies towards its supposed ally.
Mahmoud Davari, a founder of Iran-Georgia Business Development Centre, expressed outrage because of the cancellation of flights.
President Fujimori had expressed outrage and had promised that the officer would be removed from the military.
In 2008, Sony Corporation announced a plan to charge end users US$50 for the service;Sony subsequently decided to drop the charge for this service and offer it for free after many users expressed outrage.
We expressed outrage at the series of terrorist attacks that resulted in the loss of innocent lives and property.
On 30 June 2014, several special procedures mandate holders expressed outrage after a criminal court in Egypt confirmed death sentences against 183 people.
Charlotte expressed outrage that such an operation had been approved, but eventually visited her in the sanatorium at Feodora's request.
Over the past few months, the Secretary-General had, on several occasions, expressed outrage at acts of violence aimed at derailing the peace process.
In addition, he has expressed outrage and indignation that the PLO Observer should have dared to suggest such an abhorrent idea.
On 19 June, Council members issued a statement to the press(SC/11039), in which they expressed outrage at the Al-Shabaab attack on a United Nations compound in Mogadishu.
Several delegations expressed outrage about the kidnapping of 223 Nigerian schoolgirls, which had been one of the worst violations of human rights.
High Commissioner of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton and EU Commissioner for enlargement andneighborhood policy Stefan Füle expressed outrage of the incident occurred on February 8 at the National Library.
On the subject of migrants, she expressed outrage and grief at the recent tragedy that had occurred off the coast of Lampedusa.
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda has lately become a revisionist Tribunal which trivializes genocide, as evidenced by certain judges' disgraceful attitudes during hearings(for example, with regard to witness T. A. in the Ntahobali Shaloom case) and the manifestly revisionist statements by the much-publicized Association des Avocats de la Défense,at which the whole world has repeatedly expressed outrage, though in vain.
The Heads of Government expressed outrage at the continuing massacres in Rwanda and condemned in the strongest possible terms the atrocities being committed.
In addition to the wide range of offences punishable by the death penalty under Iranian law, the judiciary appeared to be expanding its scope to include political cases and non-violent economic crimes.On 5 June 2014, a group of special procedures mandate holders expressed outrage at the execution of a political prisoner, Gholamreza Khosravi Savadjani, on 1 June for gathering information and collecting and sending donations to the Mujahideen Khalq Organization, accused of terrorism.
Furthermore, the Council expressed outrage at the loss of life caused by attacks launched against personnel of the United Nations Operation in Somalia.
Welcoming the letter of the President of Indonesia to the Secretary-General on 7 September 2000 in which he expressed outrage at the killing of the UNHCR staff and stated his intention to conduct a full-scale investigation and to take firm measures against those found guilty.
The workers expressed outrage at how factory owners were not paying social security contributions, thus making their employees no longer eligible for health care, social security or pensions.
More than 200,000 Palestinian schoolchildren went to school cold and hungry, and he expressed outrage at the statement by an Israeli Government adviser that the purpose of the siege of the Gaza Strip was to put the Palestinians on a diet but not to the point that they died of hunger.
The Governor also expressed outrage over the continuing high rate of child abuse, rape and domestic violence, which he described as a social cancer which must be addressed by the community at large.
Welcoming the letter dated 7 September 2000 from the President of Indonesia to the Secretary-General in which he expressed outrage at the killing of the staff of the Office of the High Commissioner and stated his intention to conduct a full-scale investigation and to take firm measures against those found guilty.
Saakashvili also expressed outrage of Deidei's criminal past:"A Latvian investor could invest €6 million in the Reni port, several hundred Renians could get a job.
He paid tribute to the many United Nations personnel working in very challenging anddangerous conditions and expressed outrage at the terrorist attack on the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad, which had taken the lives of Mr. Sergio Vieira de Mello and his colleagues, and at the killing of two military observers participating in the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Special Committee further expressed outrage at the acts of gross misconduct and the effect that such acts had on the United Nations as well on the good name of its peacekeeping personnel.
Call a press conference immediately and express outrage at this tragedy.
Some have replied at length,declining your invitation for a meeting and expressing outrage at the very thought.
The inclusion of the song caused controversy, with law enforcement andvictims rights groups expressing outrage.
The following day, the Special Representative for Children andArmed Conflict had issued a press release, expressing outrage at the crime.
Expressing outrage at the rapidly increasing death toll of at least 70,000 casualties in the Syrian Arab Republic, as reported by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on 12 February 2013.