international uproar

While on this patrol, White nearly sank a ship by accident that would have caused an international uproar.

We haven't released him, but that did not raise much of an international uproar.

It would be far wiser, he said, to pick on lesser-known figures and so avoid an international uproar over human rights.

The international uproar which followed the trial gave the Soviet government pause, however.

The death sentence was quickly overturned following an international uproar.

The camp was closed less than a month after its exposure caused international uproar.

Which is why last spring's announcement that the museum was planning to restore the work caused such an international uproar.

This practice was originally stopped by the government in 2004 after international uproar over a shipment of 28 live dolphins to Mexico.

When she was threatened with execution in 1985, the resulting international uproar forced her release.

This treaty sparked an international uproar that almost resulted in a general European war.