Приклади вживання Public outrage Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Wasn't the public outraged?
But the public outrage about this case is entirely understandable.
Once the study was discovered, there was public outrage.
Only public outrage can stop this.
Nevertheless, the charge was considered a witch-hunt and triggered public outrage across Switzerland.
Public outrage against an officially installed or raised flag or coat of arms of a foreign state,-.
None of these cases triggered a review for any potential violations ora significant public outrage.
Despite of public outrage, a giraffe was killed and his carcass was cut in front of visitors of the zoo in Denmark.
The adoption in the manual mode of"dictatoriallaws" during the Revolution of Dignity boosted the wave of public outrage.
It was only after widespread public outrage that the study was finally ended and care was offered to the men who had survived.
When, after the entry into force of the law, they manifest obvious mistakes or conscious lobbying,a flurry of public outrage is raised.
However monopoly of presidential power in parliament causes public outrage, skeptical of Zelensky's presidential potential.
The only difference is that Ellsberg was acquitted, because the methods of collecting evidence violated human rights,and this has caused public outrage.
The above-mentioned 40 registrations aroused public outrage and served as a subject for numerous suits in court regarding the ethics of the president.
The non-profit published investigation footage showing the appalling conditions on amink farm in northern Slovakia that triggered public outrage.
It was only after widespread public outrage that the study was finally ended and care was offered to the men who had survived.
That's why the Green Alliance's Libby Peake told BBC News,“Plastics are clearly a huge problem butwe have concerns that legitimate public outrage will lead businesses and governments to rush into the wrong decisions.”.
The sale ofStonnington Mansion provoked public outrage as it involved the mansion which was at risk of redevelopment by property developers.
When bartender Kitty Genovese was murdered outside her Queens apartment in 1964, 37 neighbors did not stand idly by and watch, not calling the police until after she was dead,as The New York Times initially reported to widespread public outrage that persisted for years.
In the UK, there was public outrage after it emerged that Facebook had paid just £4,327 in tax in 2014.
The rejection of former Ukrainian President ViktorYanukovych's government in 2013 was an expression of public outrage and frustration with the Ukrainian government's unwillingness to stamp out state-sanctioned corruption.
In order to calm down the public outrage, on the same day, the Parliament created a temporary investigative commission, which would oversee the investigation of the case of Handzyuk and other activists.
Municipal guards detained the company on the spot and called the police,and on its website reported that it was“made public outrage, destroyed and damaged” flag, and the detainees are suspected of committing one of the articles of the Polish Penal code.
The FCC suggests that public outrage will prevent ISPs from doing truly objectionable things with data traffic, but how are we supposed to know what's happening without the FCC's transparency rules?
The president, the NSA and their lawyers have tried to deflect the public outrage by distorting the facts and misleading the public about the process. US courts have never allowed the government to run a spying program of this scale.
Starbucks caused public outrage in 2012 for not paying their full taxes, and, when they arrived in the late 1990s, they seemed to make a point of opening near independent coffee shops and putting them out of business.
Decreased spending in 2015, however, together with public outrage over the killing of 43 students and a scandal involving the president and his first lady, could together spark further protests and possibly political instability.
One of the principal reason for the public outrage is Section 2.2 of the Regulation, which provides that in order to be granted the right to serve scheduled or charter international routes the airline must be locally controlled, i.e. more than 50% of their capital must be owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by Ukrainian citizens or the state of Ukraine.
These details were recorded by Christian missionaries working in the Congo andcaused public outrage when they were made known in the United Kingdom, Belgium, the United States and elsewhere. An international campaign against the Congo Free State began in 1890 and reached its apogee after 1900 under the leadership of the British activist E. D. Morel.
These attempts have provoked public outrage as well as the European Union, which has described the government's intentions as an attempt to rid corrupt politicians.