storm of protest

The project raised a storm of protest last year from environmental and human rights groups.

Last night a storm of protest was growing over the Government's 'do nothing' approach.

And as a storm of protest erupted, he held up his hand.

The plan to change residence is likely to touch off a storm of protest.

Her decision provoked a storm of protest from Labour and the press.

When the revival was announced a storm of protest followed.

His arrest led to a vigorous storm of protest against the Government.

This created a storm of protest from within conservative circles in the South.

Local residents were surprised and offended by the international storm of protest.

Don't expect to see one like it in America anytime soon - not, at least, without a storm of protests.

There was a storm of protest in the Government.

The West produced a storm of protest plus an arms embargo.

The idea provoked a storm of protest from around the nation, and was abandoned.

This unprecedented effort by a large state to tax services set off a nationwide storm of protest.

I want you well away before the storm of protest breaks-for break, it will!

In fact, it created a storm of protest from our readers."

Now, after a storm of protests, the agency says it is reconsidering its position.

But that plan was quickly overshadowed by the storm of protest across the state at the increases.

The idea was abandoned after just one broadcast, however, amid a storm of protest.

The move has been greeted with a storm of protest from airlines and governments around the world.

The official withdrew the comments amid an international storm of protest.

Meanwhile he faces a storm of protest from students, and their parents, over tuition charges.

A Republican could never have pushed through welfare reform, or the crime bill, without raising a major storm of protest.

And rightly there is a storm of protest aimed at saving them.

The killing caused a storm of protest and an emergency meeting was held to demand it be made safe.